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• What is meant by the term "Phoenixing"?

  Phoenixing is a term used in insolvency to describe a situation where the assets of a financially troubled company are transferred to a new company with...
• What is the difference between insolvency and bankruptcy?

  Bankruptcy and insolvency are related financial terms, but they have distinct meanings and implications:...
• What is an official liquidator

  An Official Liquidator is a licensed insolvency practitioner appointed by the court or the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to...
• What is a Garnishee Notice?

  A garnishee notice in Australia is a legal notice issued by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) or a court to recover outstanding debts owed...
• What is the role of a liquidator?

  The appointment of a liquidator is a vital step towards ensuring the smooth and efficient winding up of a company's affairs when...
• What is a Sydney Liquidator?

  The appointment of a Sydney liquidator is a vital step towards ensuring the smooth and efficient winding up of a company's...
• What is a deed of company arrangement or DOCA?

  A Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA) is a legally binding agreement in Australia used as part of the...
• Navigating the Complexities of Insolvency in Australia: A Legal Guide

  Insolvency represents a significant legal area, characterised by situations where individuals or entities cannot...
• The Economic Impact of Corporate Insolvency on Small Businesses

  Corporate insolvency presents significant challenges, not only to the entity in question but also to the broader...