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Spreading financial peace of mind
As well as finding the right solutions to your financial difficulties, our insolvency practitioners know how important it is to put clients at their ease. We work hard to give you the right level of support and to make the process of rebuilding your financial future as efficient and stress free as possible. Our work also brings us in touch with other people affected by your problems including employees and creditors. Our professional and sensitive approach extends to everything that we do and is always well received.
Retail business rescued
In January 2004, we received a phone call from the owner/director of a small chain of retail shops asking for advice on how to put the company into liquidation. Two hours later, he sat down with us round the Worthing boardroom table where we formulated a plan. Far from shutting the business down, we would restructure it by separating the viable from the non-viable parts... Read more...
Lawyer avoids bankruptcy and professional disqualification
A recently qualified solicitor and junior salaried partner in a well-known law firm had been saddled with considerable debts and obligations after colleagues pulled out of a plan to set up a new practice. In the aftermath his wife also built up substantial debts. With our help the couple proposed joint but interdependent Individual Voluntary Arrangements and the solicitor avoided bankruptcy and the subsequent loss of his professional licence. Read more...
Nursing home rescue secures future for elderly patients
In September 2001, Jim Pretty was appointed Trustee in Bankruptcy to the owner of a nursing home business. The business was insolvent and under threat of closure by the local health authorities. Restructuring made the business profitable and the mortgagees were persuaded not to foreclose. Read more...
Solvent liquidation solves company's problems
After an acrimonious quasi-partnership shareholder dispute, the continuing director of a business consulted us because he could no longer meet the terms of the legal settlement. Whilst the company was still solvent, it needed to downsize to continue profitable trading. We advised placing the company into Members' Voluntary Liquidation and transferring the viable business to a new company. Read more...
In retirement the founder of a successful business was horrified to see the directors to whom he had handed over the reins running the business into the ground. As a major shareholder and the only one with any wealth he was forced into the role of banker but could only watch as his investment disappeared. At least that’s what he thought until he called us in… Read more...
Financial detective work confirms suspicion that husband is undervaluing his net business assets in order to reduce his financial obligations to former wife… Read more...
