At Free Insolvency Advice, we provide professional guidance at no cost for businesses and individuals in across the UK facing financial difficulties, creditor demands, and insolvency risks.

Whether you are a company director struggling with cash flow, a self-employed professional managing business debts, or an individual dealing with personal financial hardship, our expert insolvency specialists can help you explore practical solutions.

From business rescue strategies to voluntary liquidation and debt management, we provide clear, confidential, and actionable advice to help you navigate your financial challenges.

What Free Insolvency Advice Services Do We Offer?

At Free Insolvency Advice, our business insolvency consultation includes an assessment of financial problems and available legal solutions. We offer company administration & restructuring advice to help businesses avoid liquidation and explore rescue strategies.

For companies needing to close legally, we provide guidance on voluntary liquidation (CVL & MVL). We also assist with debt negotiation & creditor management, helping businesses manage overdue payments, creditor disputes, and HMRC demands.

Directors can get specialist advice on wrongful trading risks, while individuals struggling with personal debt can receive support on bankruptcy, IVAs, and debt relief orders.

Who Can Benefit From Free Insolvency Advice?

Free insolvency advice benefits company directors, business owners, self-employed professionals, company creditors, and individuals facing financial hardship.

Benefactors of our services get the following support:

• Company directors and business owners – Get advice on cash flow problems, creditor demands, and legal threats, including restructuring, administration, or liquidation.
• Self-employed professionals – Explore debt management solutions for business debts and legal risks.
• Company creditors – Receive guidance on legal claims and recovery options from insolvent businesses.
• Individuals in financial hardship – Access support on bankruptcy, Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs), and debt relief orders.

What Is The Free Insolvency Advice Process?

Our step-by-step free insolvency advice process begins with a free initial consultation, where we discuss financial challenges and assess available solutions. Next, we explore insolvency options, including administration, restructuring, liquidation, or voluntary arrangements.

Our legal and financial advisors provide guidance on dealing with creditors, HMRC obligations, and business liabilities. Finally, we help businesses and individuals develop an action plan, ensuring they understand the best insolvency route and next steps for financial recovery.

Contact Free Insolvency Advice to get customised solutions for your insolvency-related concerns.

What Are The Benefits Of Free Insolvency Advice?

Our free insolvency advice service provides cost-effective guidance, ensuring that business owners and individuals receive expert support without upfront legal fees.

Insolvency specialists help businesses make informed decisions about their financial future, ensuring better outcomes for directors, employees, and creditors. We also explore alternative solutions to insolvency, such as business restructuring, creditor negotiations, and debt refinancing, allowing businesses to recover rather than close.

Additionally, our advisors ensure compliance with insolvency laws, helping directors avoid wrongful trading claims and legal liabilities.

How Long Does The Insolvency Process Take?

The free insolvency advice process for a company administration can take between 3 and 12 months, depending on the business size and restructuring requirements. Creditors’ voluntary liquidation (CVL) typically lasts 6–12 months, while debt restructuring agreements may take a few weeks to several months.

Bankruptcy and IVAs for individuals can range from a few months to several years, depending on the repayment plan.

Contact Free Insolvency Advice to get a free consultation on these services.

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