Director penalty notice, statutory demand or wind-up notice
If you have a director penalty notice, statutory demand or court document, contact your lawyer or an appropriately qualified specialist promptly. Do not wait for a website callback.
Formal notice? Speak to someone now rather than waiting for a callback.
Keep the original notice
Record when and how it arrived and keep the envelope and attachments. Tell your adviser the exact document name, dates and any hearing details. Different documents have different consequences; this site does not calculate deadlines.
Speak to a person
Call 0489 080 360 to explain that a formal notice has arrived. If you cannot reach us, contact your existing lawyer, accountant or a registered liquidator directly. This is not an emergency or continuously monitored service.
Understand the distinct specialist processes
Small business restructuring is a formal process for eligible companies with a restructuring practitioner. Voluntary administration places an independent administrator in control to assess options. Liquidation winds the company up. They are different processes, and neither suitability nor an outcome can be promised.
Independent information
ASIC explains company financial difficulty and formal insolvency options. Read its guidance and obtain advice specific to your circumstances.
Questions people ask
I have received a director penalty notice. What should I do first?
Keep the original notice, record when and how it arrived, and keep the envelope and attachments. Then contact your lawyer or an appropriately qualified specialist promptly.
What is the difference between small business restructuring, voluntary administration and liquidation?
Small business restructuring is a formal process for eligible companies with a restructuring practitioner. Voluntary administration places an independent administrator in control to assess options. Liquidation winds the company up. They are different processes.
Is this a continuously monitored emergency service?
No. Call 0489 080 360 to explain that a formal notice has arrived. If you cannot reach us, contact your existing lawyer, accountant or a registered liquidator directly.
Where can I read independent information about my options?
ASIC explains company financial difficulty and formal insolvency options. Read its guidance and obtain advice specific to your circumstances.
Formal notice? Call 0489 080 360 and contact your qualified adviser promptly.