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What we do
When a client is faced with a winding up petition, time is all every director needs. We provide it by adjourning the hearing, and then we use it to fix what is underneath.
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The first move
When a creditor takes steps to wind up your business, they are usually serious about recovering the money owed or putting it out of business. A director’s goal should be to get the petition withdrawn as quickly as possible — and there are several ways of doing that.
Alternatively, if an organised winding up of the business is the best route forward, we can often obtain agreement for the petition to be withdrawn and a Voluntary Liquidation put in its place.
CVA advantages
A framework that legally binds the creditors without constricting the content or nature of the deal.
Combining the best teams
The specialist skills sit in different teams — insolvency practitioners, barristers, the people who negotiate with creditors — and combining them is what moves a business from an insolvent position to a solvent one without the director having to assemble it themselves.
Our barristers are in the Insolvency Courts weekly and can be instructed today. An adjournment buys the time; everything else is what we do with it.
“We have worked with these consultants for over 20 years. We have found their knowledge and expertise second to none. They provide honest, straightforward advice.”
Steve Wilson B.F.P. & A.C.A., Thieme and Co
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If a petition has been issued against your company, the sooner we know the more there is to work with. Monday to Friday, 9am – 4pm.
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Insolvency consultancy
Colroger Offices, Lender Lane Mullion, Helston TR12 7AJ
info@fastspeedlegals.co.uk
Monday to Friday, 9am – 4pm
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