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Bankruptcy and Insolvency Lawyers in Sydney

Are you facing overwhelming financial challenges and seeking expert guidance to navigate the complexities of bankruptcy and insolvency? Look no further than Bankruptcy by Morris. We are a dedicated team of experienced bankruptcy lawyers in Sydney, committed to providing personalized legal solutions and helping you achieve a fresh start.

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With years of experience in bankruptcy and insolvency law, our team has a proven track record of successfully assisting clients in resolving their financial challenges.

Probate and Decedent Estate Administration

When a loved one passes on, contact us to start the process for handling the financial affairs of the deceased.

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Bankruptcy

When the creditors are at your doorstep and time is running out for your business.  Offer a federally approved plan to pay your creditors.

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Estate Planning for Small and Medium Estates

Wills, Living Trusts, Durable Power of Attorney, Revocable Intervolves trust, Trust Administration, Real Estate. Plan your future and protect your loved ones, Avoid the expense of Probate and accomplish important Estate Tax Planning.

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Probate and Decedent Estate Administration

When a loved one passes on, contact us to start the process for handling the financial affairs of the deceased.

Chapter 7 Straight Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 Straight Bankruptcy

Get a Fresh Start while saving your assets in most cases, stop wage-garnishment, Stop Bank Account Levy, Discharge Unsecured Debts…keep your car.

Chapter 13 Plan-Type Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 Plan-Type Bankruptcy

Stop Foreclosure by arranging to pay the arrears in a Plan.  Stop Repossession of your car, Protect Co-signers. Pay your creditors according to priorities over 3 to 5 years … depending on your income.

Chapter 11 Small Business/Personal Bankruptcy

Chapter 11 Small Business/Personal Bankruptcy

When the creditors are at your doorstep and time is running out for your business.  Offer a federally approved plan to pay your creditors.

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Corporate Insolvency in Australia: What Business Owners Need to Know

Introduction Corporate insolvency occurs when a business cannot pay its debts as they become due or when its liabilities exceed its assets. For business owners in Australia, understanding corporate insolvency is crucial—not only to protect your company and personal reputation but also to ensure compliance with legal obligations. Early awareness allows owners to take proactive steps to manage financial distress and explore recovery options. What Is Insolvency? Insolvency is the financial state where an individual or business is unable to meet its financial obligations. In a corporate context, it means a company cannot pay creditors, suppliers, or employees on time. Insolvency can lead to formal legal processes such as liquidation, administration, or debt restructuring, depending on the severity and circumstances. Recognizing the signs early helps business owners make informed decisions to protect assets and mitigate risks. Types of Insolvency: Business vs Individual Corporate Insolvency Corporate insolvency is unique because it involves legal obligations under the Corporations Act 2001. It typically affects shareholders, directors, and creditors, requiring adherence to strict reporting and compliance rules. Corporate insolvency options include: Personal Insolvency While related, personal insolvency applies to individuals. Directors may face personal liability if they fail to act responsibly during corporate insolvency. Understanding the distinction ensures compliance and helps protect personal assets. See more: What Is Property Law? A Beginner’s Guide Causes of Corporate Insolvency Corporate insolvency can arise from multiple factors: Recognizing these warning signs early can help businesses take corrective action before formal insolvency procedures are necessary. Legal Framework of...

When Silence Speaks: Why Wills Matter More Than Words

When my grandfather passed away, the quiet was deafening. Not just the absence of his voice — the one that used to hum old tunes while he watered the garden — but the absence of answers. No one knew who was supposed to handle what. There were unspoken tensions, confused decisions, and things left unsaid. My mom, the oldest sibling, tried to stay strong, but I could see the weight on her shoulders. Sorting out bank accounts, the house, even what to do with his vintage coin collection — it all became a puzzle with no clear picture. He didn’t mean to leave things that way. But he never wrote a will. And in the silence he left behind, the lack of direction echoed louder than words ever could. A Will Is a Voice That Speaks When You Can’t It’s easy to forget that a will isn’t just about legal matters — it’s about communication. It’s the only thing that can speak for you when you’re no longer around to answer the hard questions. Who should care for your children?Where should your belongings go?How do you want to be remembered? Without a will, people are left to guess — to interpret old conversations or scattered notes. And those guesses can lead to stress, conflict, or deep emotional strain. A well-crafted will doesn’t just speak — it soothes. It brings calm in the storm of grief. It removes uncertainty from an already difficult time. It lets your intentions, your love, and...

What Is Property Law? A Beginner’s Guide

Property law is an essential area of legal practice that governs the relationships between individuals and their possessions. It encompasses a wide range of issues related to the ownership, use, and transfer of property. Understanding property law is critical for anyone involved in buying, selling, renting, or investing in real estate. Understanding the Basics of Property Law Definition and Importance of Property Law Property law refers to the legal framework that regulates the rights and duties of individuals regarding tangible and intangible property. This area of law plays a crucial role in maintaining order and fairness in property transactions, protecting ownership rights, and resolving disputes. Understanding property law is important for both individuals and businesses, as it influences various aspects of life, including the ability to own a home, lease commercial spaces, and secure investments. Moreover, property law serves as a foundation for economic stability, facilitating trade, commerce, and investment. The implications of property law extend beyond mere ownership; they encompass the rights of use, transfer, and inheritance, which are essential for personal and financial planning. Additionally, property law is instrumental in fostering a sense of security among property owners. Knowing that their rights are protected under the law encourages individuals and businesses to invest in real estate and other forms of property. This, in turn, stimulates economic growth and development, as property transactions often lead to job creation and community enhancement. The legal protections afforded by property law also help to prevent conflicts and misunderstandings that can arise in...

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Stop Foreclosure by arranging to pay the arrears in a Plan.  Stop Repossession of your car, Protect Co-signers. Pay your creditors according to priorities over 3 to 5 years … depending on your income.

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