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Insolvency Law
Insolvency lawyers Gold Coast
At QBM Lawyers, we provide advice across a range of insolvency matters on the Gold Coast.
Our partner, Paul Box, has extensive experience in insolvency law and regularly acts for insolvency practitioners, businesses and individuals.
As a member of the Insolvency Practitioners Association of Australia, Paul remains up to date with developments in the industry and provides clients with clear, practical legal advice.
Insolvency law services
Insolvency is a significant practice area at QBM Lawyers. Our partner, Paul Box, has acted in a wide range of corporate and personal insolvency matters. He regularly advises and represents creditors, liquidators, debtors and other affected parties.
His experience in complex insolvency matters enables him to provide clear, practical advice across a range of situations.
Partners Justin Mathews and Peter Muller are also regularly involved in insolvency-related matters.
Our insolvency lawyers stay up to date with developments in insolvency law and provide practical advice to both creditors and debtors. We assist across all forms of insolvency administration and related disputes.
QBM Lawyers – insolvency, bankruptcy and liquidation lawyers Gold Coast
Our insolvency lawyers on the Gold Coast act in a range of insolvency matters, including:- Bankruptcy and personal insolvency
- Corporate insolvency and liquidation
- Creditor’s statutory demands and applications to set them aside
- Applications to wind up companies
- Appointment of administrators
- Appointment of receivers and controllers
- Deeds of company arrangement
- Recovery of voidable transactions and defending such claims
- Claims for breach of directors’ duties
- Litigation arising from liquidation and external administration
- Bankruptcy notices and creditors’ petitions
- Claims against property of a bankrupt estate
- The application of the doctrine of exoneration
- Security interests under the Personal Property Securities Act and their effect on insolvency
Insolvency Areas Of Practice
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Our insolvency lawyers provide clear, practical advice across a range of insolvency matters.
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QBM Lawyers advises creditors, debtors, liquidators and businesses across all aspects of corporate and personal insolvency. Contact our team today to discuss your matter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Insolvency law deals with situations where individuals or businesses are unable to pay their debts. This includes processes such as bankruptcy, liquidation, administration and restructuring.
We act for a range of clients, including creditors, debtors, liquidators, administrators and other stakeholders involved in insolvency matters.
We assist with corporate insolvency, personal bankruptcy, creditor’s statutory demands, winding up applications, recovery of voidable transactions and disputes arising from external administration.
Yes, it is important to act quickly if you receive a statutory demand. We can assess whether there are grounds to set it aside and advise on the appropriate steps within the required timeframe.
Options may include restructuring, voluntary administration, liquidation or entering into a deed of company arrangement. The appropriate option depends on the financial position and objectives of the business.
You should seek legal advice as early as possible. Early guidance can help protect your position, clarify your obligations and identify the most effective course of action.
Frequently Asked Questions
Insolvency law deals with situations where individuals or businesses are unable to pay their debts. This includes processes such as bankruptcy, liquidation, administration and restructuring.
We act for a range of clients, including creditors, debtors, liquidators, administrators and other stakeholders involved in insolvency matters.
We assist with corporate insolvency, personal bankruptcy, creditor’s statutory demands, winding up applications, recovery of voidable transactions and disputes arising from external administration.
Yes, it is important to act quickly if you receive a statutory demand. We can assess whether there are grounds to set it aside and advise on the appropriate steps within the required timeframe.
Options may include restructuring, voluntary administration, liquidation or entering into a deed of company arrangement. The appropriate option depends on the financial position and objectives of the business.
You should seek legal advice as early as possible. Early guidance can help protect your position, clarify your obligations and identify the most effective course of action.
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- PO Box 6344, Gold Coast Mail Centre, Bundall QLD 9726
- Level 5, Evandale Place, 142 Bundall Road, Bundall, QLD, Australia
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- Excluded Individual/Licence Cancellation
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation.
©2024 QBM Lawyers. All Rights Reserved