Bankruptcy, Insolvency and Restructuring
Being served with a bankruptcy order or becoming insolvent can be devastating and overwhelming and is often a difficult situation to work through and resolve on your own, especially when you have a business to run. Not only can it be a complex process, but it often incorporates and requires an understanding of other areas of law including family, employment, tax and property.
By taking steps and seeking legal advice early on you may be able to seek alternative measures, such as avoiding insolvency altogether, restructuring, or even commercial recoveries in a business context, to name a few.
Why use Rotheras for your Bankruptcy, Insolvency or Restructuring solicitors?
Our specialist Debt Recovery team at Rotheras can advise on all aspects of bankruptcy and insolvency from protecting your family assets if a family member is insolvent, to advising you on the steps of insolvency, restructuring, bankruptcy or administration.
We understand that time is of the essence for both creditors and debtors, so we will work thoroughly but quickly to recover money on your behalf or work out a strategy enabling you to pay creditors back.
We advise both creditors and debtors.
We can advise you whether you’re an individual struggling with a debt or a business owing money.
We will work closely with you to assess your circumstances and discuss the implications of bankruptcy.
We can advise you on whether you have the grounds to challenge a statutory demand or bankruptcy petition.
We can support and guide you in negotiating repayment agreements with creditors and debtors We can advise on resolving disputes if you own shares in a company which is insolvent.
We can help you with:
- Bankruptcy
- Corporate insolvency
- Statutory demands
- Annulment of bankruptcy
- Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVA)
- Company Voluntary Agreements (CVA)
- Insolvency disputes (including Directors Guarantees)
- Debt management
- Financial crisis management
- Liquidation
- Receivership
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“We recover your money whilst also ensuring our own fees are transparent throughout”
Tehri Sygrove
Debt Recoveries Manager
Posted January 27, 2020
This was my first experience using a solicitor, something I felt quite daunted about. Rothera Sharp (Greg and Petra) put me at ease and were very helpful.
Mollie Fish
Posted January 27, 2020
Last year I experienced a car accident, as a front seat passenger. I put forward a personal injury claim with Rothera Sharp. From start to finish, my claim has been dealt with efficiently and professionally, and I have always felt my best interests were considered. All communications were made via letter or email to inform me of all further updates. My claim has now come to an end and I am very happy with the overall outcome. I would recommend Rothera Sharp for their service.
Samya Green
Posted February 4, 2020
We cannot recommend Chris Powell of Rothera Sharp more highly. Mr Powell demonstrated the upmost professionalism with a high level of knowledge of the area for which he was representing us. Anyone needing representation/advice regarding the area of haulage will find that Chris Powell and Rothera Sharp are the best choice.
Karen Walker
Posted February 4, 2020
Claim dealt with efficiently and to a satisfactory conclusion. Wayne Vickers visited me at home initially and explained everything thoroughly. Professional service throughout. Recommended
Clare Stevens
Terhi Sygrove
Recoveries Manager
Terhi Sygrove is a debt recovery specialist and head of the debt recovery department at Nottingham-based law firm Rotheras Solicitors.
Paige Regardsoe
Trainee Solicitor
Paige Regardsoe is a Trainee Solicitor in our Dispute Resolution department and is based at our Lace Market office.
Susan White
Paralegal
Susan White is a Paralegal in Rotheras Debt Recovery and Family Law department.
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