CGM & Partners

Insolvency Lawyers Sydney

From navigating insolvency disputes to resolving complex financial matters, we at CGM & Partners help our clients review, negotiate, and implement insolvency strategies that allow them to approach both personal and corporate insolvency with confidence.

When businesses or individuals face financial distress, the stakes are incredibly high, and the risks of missteps are severe.

Common pain points include mounting pressure from creditors, loss of critical assets, and the potential for prolonged legal battles that drain both financial and emotional resources.

Without professional guidance, companies risk slipping into involuntary liquidation, which often results in irreparable damage to their reputation and stakeholder relationships.

For directors, personal liability for company debts can become a daunting reality, further complicating matters.

Individuals facing insolvency often grapple with overwhelming debt, the potential loss of essential assets, and the emotional toll of navigating such a challenging situation.

Mistakes during this process can lead to prolonged financial instability, adverse credit impacts, and legal ramifications.

At CGM & Partners, we understand these complexities and the unique challenges that come with insolvency.

Our experienced insolvency lawyers in Sydney provide tailored, compassionate, and practical solutions to help clients regain control of their financial future.

With our expertise, clients can avoid unnecessary pitfalls, streamline complex processes, and focus on achieving the best possible outcomes with confidence and peace of mind.

Insolvency Matters We Deal With:

Without expert legal advice, unresolved insolvency law issues can lead to severe consequences, including court processes, asset liquidation, or personal liability for directors.

Our skilled team of insolvency practitioners and lawyers work closely with clients to address key issues and find practical solutions that safeguard their interests.

Our insolvency services include:

Corporate Restructuring

We assist businesses in restructuring their operations and financial arrangements to improve cash flow and avoid insolvency. Our extensive experience covers all aspects of restructuring and insolvency to help companies achieve a sustainable recovery.

Voluntary Administration

For companies in financial distress, voluntary administration offers an opportunity to restructure or enter into a deed of company arrangement. Our insolvency lawyers guide businesses through the whole process, ensuring compliance and the best outcomes for all stakeholders.

Personal Insolvency Agreements

We provide legal assistance to individuals considering personal insolvency agreements as an alternative to bankruptcy, enabling them to settle their debts on favourable terms.

Debt Recovery and Voidable Transactions

Our insolvency practitioners in debt recovery and identifying voidable transactions to maximise returns for creditors and protect clients’ interests during insolvency proceedings.

Bankruptcy and Personal Liability

Navigating personal bankruptcy can be daunting, especially when dealing with personal liability issues. Our experienced insolvency lawyers provide expert guidance to protect your assets and legal rights.

External Administration and Liquidation

When companies cannot avoid insolvency, we assist in the smooth administration and liquidation of assets to achieve the best outcome for creditors and stakeholders.

Insolvency Litigation

Insolvency litigation often involves resolving disputes between creditors, shareholders, or other stakeholders during financial distress. Our experienced team handles complex commercial litigation cases, ensuring our clients’ rights are protected throughout the court process. Whether it involves insolvency law breaches, voidable transactions, or shareholder disputes, we provide tailored legal strategies to achieve the best possible outcomes.

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Why Choose Us?

Personalised Service

We offer tailored legal advice and solutions that cater to your unique needs and circumstances.

Expertise & Experience With Contracts

When working with CGM & Partners, you’ll have an experienced, senior lawyer working on your contract from start to finish.

Quick And Efficient

We offer quick and efficient contract drafting, review, and negotiation, helping you save time and meet critical deadlines.

Comprehensive Risk Management

We provide thorough risk assessments and mitigation strategies to protect you from potential legal pitfalls.

Strong Negotiation Skills

We assist you in negotiating favourable terms that benefit your best interests, ensuring that contracts are balanced and fair.

Dispute Resolution Expertise

We can help you successfully resolve contract disputes through mediation, arbitration, or litigation.

Clear and Transparent Communication

We will ensure you always understand complex legal jargon and the implications of your contract through clear and transparent communication.

Proactive Legal Advice

We offer proactive legal guidance to help you avoid common contract-related issues before they arise.

Transparent Fixed Fees

We don’t charge exorbitant hourly rates. Our pricing is competitive and transparent. We charge straight forward fixed fees for all contract drafting.

Availability and Responsiveness

We are always accessible and responsive to your needs, providing timely updates and support throughout the contract process.

100% Client Satisfaction Guarantee

CGM & Partners offers a 100% client satisfaction guarantee. Speak to us today for a complimentary 15 minute consultation about your business.

FAQs About Insolvency Lawyers Sydney

Insolvency refers to an inability to pay debts as they fall due, while bankruptcy is a legal process that applies specifically to individuals who cannot meet their financial obligations.

The duration of the insolvency process varies depending on the complexity of the case and the steps required to resolve the financial distress.

Yes, engaging an experienced insolvency lawyer is crucial to navigating corporate restructuring, ensuring compliance with legal obligations, and protecting your business interests.

Directors may face personal liability if they continue to trade while the company is insolvent or fail to fulfil their fiduciary duties. Our legal team can advise directors on mitigating risks.

Voidable transactions are payments or asset transfers made before insolvency that can be reversed by a court to benefit creditors. Our lawyers can help identify and recover such transactions.

Liquidation involves winding up a company and selling its assets, while administration focuses on restructuring the business to avoid insolvency where possible.

Voluntary administration allows a financially troubled company to appoint an external administrator to assess its situation and propose solutions, such as deeds of company arrangement. This process can prevent liquidation and protect directors from personal liability.

Personal insolvency agreements provide individuals with an alternative to bankruptcy, allowing them to repay debts under new arrangements without the severe consequences associated with bankruptcy declarations.

Bankruptcy trustees oversee the process of personal insolvency or bankruptcy, ensuring compliance with legal obligations and the fair distribution of assets to creditors.

Insolvency practitioners offer expert guidance on restructuring, voluntary administration, debt recovery, restructuring insolvency, commercial disputes and managing external administration to help businesses in financial distress recover or manage insolvency effectively.

Insolvency lawyers provide legal advice, help negotiate with creditors, and represent clients in court processes to ensure the best possible resolution of financial challenges.

Corporate restructuring can improve cash flow, streamline operations, and enable businesses to continue operating sustainably while meeting financial obligations.

A deed of company arrangement (DOCA) is a binding agreement between a company and its creditors to settle debts and allow the business to continue operating under agreed terms.

You should contact a bankruptcy lawyer as soon as you face unmanageable debts or are considering bankruptcy. Early intervention can provide alternative solutions to bankruptcy.

The Supreme Court oversees complex insolvency cases, including the appointment of liquidators, resolving disputes, and approving deeds of company arrangement.

During external administration, an appointed administrator takes control of the company’s affairs to assess options, protect assets, and provide recommendations for creditors.

Yes, personal insolvency agreements allow individuals to settle their debts with creditors under new terms, avoiding the more severe consequences of bankruptcy.

We work closely with creditors to recover debts, identify voidable transactions, and ensure equitable outcomes during insolvency processes.

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