Positive outcomes for people or businesses seeking to recover debts or deal with insolvency.
Our experienced team can help with recovery of debts arising from personal or commercial dealings in Scotland. We work with a number of Insolvency Practitioners and businesses in relation to sequestration/bankruptcy and company liquidation matters, advising both clients based in Scotland and those further afield whose debtors are based or registered in Scotland. We understand that each case is unique so we work closely with you to find the most appropriate course of action.
We offer support in the following areas:
- Formal and informal payment demands
- Personal insolvency and sequestration/bankruptcy proceedings
- Corporate insolvency and liquidation proceedings
- Declarations of solvency
Our expertise also allows us to provide guidance and advice to debtors facing either personal or corporate insolvency proceedings, as well Insolvency Practitioners who have taken up appointment as either liquidators or trustees in bankruptcy
How can we help you?
Our insolvency and debt recovery team
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