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Insolvency & Restructuring

Experts with extensive experience in the industry.

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Our Team has extensive knowledge of various forms of corporate and personal insolvency in New Zealand. Our team can also assist with cross-border insolvency issues. Our experts are based on the North Shore in Auckland, New Zealand. Because of our innovative approach, our experts serve clients throughout New Zealand and internationally. We can assist with various forms of insolvency, including:
We provide strategic and practical advice to liquidators, receivers, voluntary administrators.

We also advise those involved with all forms of insolvencies, whether you are a director, shareholder or creditor. Additionally, we are able to assist in regard to personal insolvency issues, including bankruptcy and alternatives.

We also routinely assist clients who are having issues with the IRD and that are overdue in tax obligations.
We are able to give strategically sound advice in regard to options in an insolvency situation and advice on potential restructuring options.
We routinely provide advice and representation to insolvency practitioners, secured and unsecured creditors in regard to issues that arise.
We are also able to assist with any claims in regard to Voidable Transactions, transactions at undervalue, breaches of director duties and a raft of other potential issues that arise. There are also many alternatives to both corporate and personal.
We are able to assist you to navigate those alternatives and determine which is the right path to take.
Please refer to our People for more information on who we are, our experience and how we can help you.
If our expertise can be of assistance, do not hesitate to Contact us for a no obligation discussion on info@norlinglaw.co.nz or Schedule a no obligation consultation.

Our People

We meet client objectives with a focus on excellence.

Brent Norling
Brent Norling

Brent is the Director of Norling Law. He has a wealth of experience in the District Court, High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. Brent is passionate about negotiating favourable outcomes for his clients and able to implement this in his daily negotiations.

Anna Cherkashina
Anna Cherkashina

Anna practices in the area of commercial litigation and has appeared as Counsel in the District Court, High Court and the Court of Appeal, having successes in all Courts. She advises and appears as Counsel for liquidators, receivers, company directors, shareholders, creditors, debtors and ex-spouses on a range of issues.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

Insolvency is a financial state where an individual or company cannot meet their debt obligations as they fall due, while bankruptcy is a legal process that resolves personal insolvency.

Norling Law has expertise in handling cross-border insolvency, offering guidance on international legal requirements and coordination with foreign entities to ensure a comprehensive approach.

Voluntary liquidation is initiated by the company’s shareholders when they decide to cease operations, while creditor-initiated liquidation occurs when creditors seek to recover unpaid debts through legal processes.

Business restructuring involves reorganising a company’s operations, structure, or finances to improve efficiency or profitability. Norling Law provides strategic advice and practical solutions tailored to each business’s unique situation.

Voluntary administration allows a business to explore restructuring options and potentially avoid liquidation, giving it a chance to continue operating while addressing financial issues with the help of an administrator.

Norling Law offers compassionate and knowledgeable advice on personal insolvency, including exploring bankruptcy or alternatives to bankruptcy, and guiding individuals through legal processes to achieve the best possible outcome in each individual’s circumstances. 

Voidable transactions involve reversing certain transactions made prior to insolvency to recover assets for creditors. Norling Law can help identify and litigate these transactions to protect clients’ interests.

Norling Law provides strategic advice and representation for clients dealing with overdue tax obligations or disputes with the IRD, aiming to resolve issues efficiently and effectively.

During your free consultation, Norling Law will assess your situation and outline potential legal strategies to address your specific needs and concerns.

Norling Law is recognised for its expertise, innovative approach, and commitment to client success, offering personalised and effective legal solutions for both corporate and personal insolvency matters.

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Gain clarity and direction in your matter from a senior solicitor.

In a consultation, you will receive:

✔ Clear Insights – understand your legal and strategic options.
✔ Pathways to Resolution – explore practical next steps tailored to your situation.
✔ Your Best Interests First – this session is about strategy, not legal advice.

Takeaways: Personalised legal options from an expert solicitor for you to take further in an engagement with our team, or act on independently. 

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