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Equinox Restructuring & Insolvency specialises in supporting Australian businesses through the complexities of corporate insolvency.
Whether your business is seeking to address mounting debts or facing creditor action, our team designs practical and compliant solutions that allow you to move forward with clarity and confidence.
Corporate insolvency occurs when a company is unable to pay its debts as and when they fall due. Under Australian law, directors must act swiftly and responsibly once a company becomes insolvent or is at risk of insolvency. That includes avoiding insolvent trading.
The senior team at Equinox helps Australian businesses understand their legal obligations and the full range of options available.
Insolvency is complex and carries deeply human toll. At Equinox, we combine technical expertise with a respectful approach to guide you through challenging circumstances.
Clients choose us because:
We are Registered Liquidators and experienced insolvency professionals
We act with absolute integrity and independence
We offer practical, clear advice – no jargon
We’re approachable and empathetic
We work closely with business’ accountants, lawyers and advisors to ensure every decision is well informed and legally compliant
We offer a comprehensive suite of formal insolvency appointments and advisory solutions tailored to the needs of distressed companies:
Engage our team if your company is experiencing:
The earlier you act, the more options you’ll have (including avoiding liquidation where possible).
Our team boasts a national expertise but works with a local, personalised approach – wherever you are in Australia.
Facing financial distress? Let’s talk.
Equinox Restructuring & Insolvency offers cost and obligation free consultations to help you:
Early advice is your best protection.
We know that running a business is challenging for directors, and in times of financial distress, you can turn to us for guidance through all of the various formal and informal insolvency options.
The signs of financial distress include
If there is a suspicion of insolvency, a director should consider the interests of all stakeholders, including employees, suppliers and other creditors.
There are serious consequences for breaching general director duties and the duty to avoid trading whilst insolvency.
The first step to mitigate these risks is to seek proper advice. Get in touch with us today to arrange a cost and obligation free meeting.
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