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Bankruptcy and Creditors

Brisbane, Gold Coast, Ipswich

Bankruptcy can be a stressful situation in any individuals life. Creditors Agreement, Bankruptcy and Creditors are much easier to deal with when you know what they expect and require.

Brisbane Debt Solutions have the necessary experience to get the job done right the first time saving you time, money and resources that could be otherwise spent elsewhere.

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Why Consider Creditors for Bankruptcy?

We recommend submitting a Part X Debt Agreement. The relevant provisions for Personal Insolvency Agreements (PIA) can be found in Part X of the Bankruptcy Act 1966, which provide a process for a debtor to make a proposal to creditors in satisfaction of their debts. A PIA provides a mechanism for an individual to avoid going into bankruptcy.

A person wishing to commence a PIA must complete a number of documents including:

  • A Section 188 authority
  • A Statement of Affairs
  • A draft proposal for a PIA

A meeting is held within 25 business days after the execution of the 188 authority (or 30 days if signed in December). For the PIA to be accepted, a special resolution must be passed being greater than 75% in value and greater than 50% in number of the creditors voting on the resolution. If accepted by creditors, the individual will be required to execute a Personal Insolvency Agreement.

Benefits to an individual and the creditors with a PIA include:

  • The provisions provide flexibility in the terms of any offer by an individual to creditors. An individual can submit terms that suit his or her circumstances e.g. moratorium on debts, up-front contribution, instalments over time, funds from realisation of assets, etc
  • The process provides for the receipt of funds and distribution to creditors in an orderly manner
  • Creditors are prevented from taking further steps to recover debts owed whilst the proposal is being considered
  • Creditors generally receive a greater return and in a more timely manner compared to bankruptcy
  • The fees and outlays with a PIA may be lower than administering a bankruptcy

Brisbane Debt Solutions have many years of experience with personal insolvency and bankruptcy agreements. We are here to help you through bankruptcy.

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  • Dissolve Your Company
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Liquidation

  • Company Liquidation Process
  • Company Liquidation Packages
  • Liquidators Role
  • Insolvent Trading
  • Shadow Directors
  • Preferential Payments
  • Director Penalty Notice

Administration

  • Getting Started With Administration
  • Why Use a Voluntary Administrator
  • Administrator
  • What Is Voluntary Administration

Bankruptcy

  • Section 73 Proposal
  • Bankruptcy and Creditors
  • Role of a Trustee in Bankruptcy
  • How Does Bankruptcy Effect My Life
  • How Are People Made Bankrupt
  • Bankruptcy When Does It End?
  • Bankruptcy How Do I Get Started?
  • What is Bankruptcy

Personal

  • Bankruptcy
  • Liquidation
  • Trustee
  • Part IX Debt Agreement
  • Types Of Liquidation

Corporate

  • Insolvency
  • Liquidator
  • Company Liquidation Advice
  • Dissolve Your Company
  • Receivership
  • Business Restructuring
  • Business Liquidation

Liquidation

  • Company Liquidation Process
  • Company Liquidation Packages
  • Liquidators Role
  • Insolvent Trading
  • Shadow Directors
  • Preferential Payments
  • Director Penalty Notice

Administration

  • Getting Started With Administration
  • Why Use a Voluntary Administrator
  • Administrator
  • What Is Voluntary Administration
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