FAQs

With the UK’s economic situation post Coronavirus, you can be very sure you’re not alone. All across Britain, companies are struggling to pay their debts,...

Creditor pressure can be unbearably stressful. Trying to make ends meet when your business is struggling financially and facing cash-flow problems are common challenges faced...

Becoming the director of a limited company brings with it certain fundamental responsibilities laid down in the law. When these are not adhered to, directors...

Statutory demands are written warning letters sent by creditors, and a necessary precursor to either bankrupting a debtor, or petitioning to wind up a limited...

In the highly stressful situation where your business is in severe financial difficulties it can be tempting to make risky decisions. Doing so can result...

“Can you help with business funding and alternative finance for our SME?” One of the biggest perceived hurdles for SMEs today is the perception that...

In simple terms being insolvent means you do not have sufficient assets to pay your debts. However, if the inability to pay debts is genuinely...

The vast majority of UK companies are owner managed small businesses.  It is a common feature of these businesses for directors to, where necessary, lend...

Insolvency is a very sensitive area for many directors and rightly so. For a lot of directors their company has emotional ties and simply shutting...