Administration and Liquidation Lawyer

Expert Liquidation, Insolvency and Administration Legal Support for Business Owners

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Specialist Legal Support for Business Owners Seeking to Appoint an External Administrator

Managing a business through insolvency or administration involves navigating complex legal obligations while balancing the interests of creditors, employees, and directors. At Gladwin Legal, we partner with business owners to provide pragmatic and strategic legal support for liquidation, insolvency and administration.

Whether you’re facing mounting creditor pressure, contemplating voluntary liquidation, or seeking to restructure through administration, our experienced team delivers clear, commercially focused guidance to help protect your position, comply with legal obligations, and make informed decisions.

We advise on:

  • Voluntary and involuntary administration

  • Liquidations and winding up

  • Director and creditor rights

  • Business sale agreements

  • PPSR, leasing, and contractual reviews

  • Employee entitlements and redundancy obligations

  • Dispute resolution and regulatory compliance

With fixed-fee pricing and a responsive, solutions-driven approach, Gladwin Legal works with you to achieve the best possible outcomes in challenging circumstances.

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Reliable Legal Solutions for Business Insolvencies

Gladwin Legal helps businesses comply with Australian liquidation laws by providing:

Clear, Strategic Advice for Complex Situations
From advising on directors’ duties and creditor communications to reviewing sale of business agreements, personal property securities, and employee entitlements, we help ensure that all legal obligations are met while protecting stakeholder interests.

Transparent Fees, Commercial Outcomes
We understand the pressures of managing insolvent businesses, including cost sensitivity and time constraints. That’s why we offer fixed-fee pricing and commercially minded legal solutions—so you can act with confidence and clarity.

Responsive Legal Support When It Matters Most
Insolvency situations can move quickly. Whether you’re negotiating with creditors, handling asset realisation, or navigating complex disputes, Gladwin Legal provides responsive, reliable legal support when the stakes are high and the timeline is tight.

Contact Gladwin Legal today on 1300 033 934 to speak with our experienced insolvency lawyers.

Australia's Trusted Liquidation Solicitors

The administration and liquidation process is complex, often requiring the balancing of competing priorities, meeting legal obligations, and guiding businesses through financial distress. Our liquidation lawyers can help with:

  • Manage formal and informal creditor communications.
  • Advise on creditor rights and voting procedures.
  • Help resolve disputes related to preferences, priorities, or claims.
  • Advise on termination of employees and redundancy obligations.
  • Ensure compliance with Fair Work Act and award conditions.
  • Assist with Fair Entitlements Guarantee (FEG) scheme claims.
  • Address PPSR registrations and title issues.
  • Review the validity and enforceability of PPSR registrations.
  • Assist in recovering or disposing of secured and unencumbered assets.
  • Advise on secured vs unsecured claims.
  • Draft and negotiate sale agreements for assets or the business.
  • Manage transfer of licences, leases, and contracts.
  • Ensure compliance with ASIC, ATO, and court reporting obligations.
  • Minimise regulatory risk and exposure.
    • Pursue or defend legal claims, including voidable transactions and preference recoveries.
    • Negotiate settlements where appropriate.

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