Find a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner
Get free, confidential advice from a licensed and regulated insolvency practitioner, wherever you are in the UK. We will explain the company’s options, the likely costs and the right procedure — with no obligation to proceed.
- ✓ Fully licensed and regulated practitioners
- ✓ Free initial advice, anywhere in the UK
- ✓ Clear costs explained before you commit
- ✓ Confidential, with no obligation to proceed
Talk it through with someone who has handled it before.
Speak to Our Team
Tell us what is happening with the company and we will call you back, usually the same working day.
Confidential. No obligation to proceed.
How it works
How to Get Advice From a Licensed Practitioner
You do not need to know which procedure the company needs. Tell us what is happening and a licensed insolvency practitioner will explain your options and the likely costs.
Tell Us About the Company
Share a few details about the company’s debts, assets and situation. You do not need exact figures.
Speak With a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner
You will talk to a regulated professional who reviews the position with you, not a call centre.
Understand Your Options and Costs
We explain the realistic procedures, what each involves and the likely cost, in plain English.
Decide With No Pressure
The first conversation is free. You decide whether to proceed, with no obligation to appoint us.
Any formal insolvency procedure is carried out by a licensed and regulated insolvency practitioner. The first conversation is free and confidential.
Help you can trust
“Calling Company Debt was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I was given clear, genuine advice and a difficult time was handled sensitively and effectively.”
Company Director
Heating & Plumbing Company, London
Company debt and insolvency
Frequently Asked Questions
A licensed insolvency practitioner is a regulated professional authorised to advise on and carry out formal insolvency procedures, such as liquidations, administrations and voluntary arrangements.
They are licensed by a recognised professional body and must meet strict conduct and competence standards. Only a licensed practitioner can be appointed to place a company into most formal procedures.
The cost depends on the procedure and the complexity of the case — the number of creditors and employees, the assets involved and the state of the records.
There is no single set price, but the first conversation is free and the likely cost, and what it includes, is explained clearly before you commit to anything.
No. The Insolvency Service is a government agency. It handles compulsory, court-ordered liquidations and bankruptcies, investigates director conduct and runs the Redundancy Payments Service.
A licensed insolvency practitioner is a private, regulated professional you appoint to advise on and carry out voluntary procedures such as a CVL, MVL, CVA or administration. If you are choosing how to deal with a company yourself, it is a practitioner you need.
Yes. We work with company directors across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and most of the process is handled by phone, email and video.
You do not need a practitioner on your doorstep. You need the right one for your situation.
Every licensed insolvency practitioner is authorised by a recognised professional body and appears on a public register, so their licence can be checked.
We will always tell you who would be appointed and confirm their authorisation before anything formal happens.
No. The first conversation is free, confidential and without obligation. You can ask questions, get a clear picture of your options and costs, and decide in your own time.
We will never pressure you into appointing us or starting a procedure.
Speak to a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner
Get free, confidential advice from a regulated professional. We will explain the company’s options and the likely costs, with no obligation to proceed.
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