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A claim that holds up.

A proof of debt with its supporting schedule and claim model, a loss or damages schedule, or recovery scenarios on a distressed site, prepared with your lawyer or under the direction of the liquidator or receiver. Every figure tied to its source, because the other side will check.

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Proof of debt
Example

Landlord's claim against a tenant in liquidation, A$

ComponentAmountSource
Rent unpaid to termination184,600Lease; rent ledger
Outgoings unpaid31,250Invoices 1 to 7
Make-good96,000Surveyor’s report
Lost future rent, discounted1,542,150Future rent calculation
Less: re-letting income and bond(214,000)Re-letting file; bond receipt
Total claimed1,640,000Proof of debt form
Every line reconciles to the ledger and the lease. Evidence of re-letting attached: the campaign, offers and the new lease.
Prepared for the landlord's lawyerIllustrative figures

Who it is for

Creditors, landlords and the lawyers who act for them, and the liquidators and receivers who need the numbers on a distressed asset.

Creditors and landlords

A proof of debt the liquidator can assess on first reading: the claim built from the lease or contract, reconciled to the ledger, with the evidence attached.

Lawyers

A loss or damages schedule that ties every figure to its source, prepared under your instruction as a working paper for your matter.

Liquidators and receivers

Realisation scenarios, cost to complete and recovery by creditor class on a distressed site or business, under the direction of the liquidator or receiver.

What you get

Claim pack

The proof of debt form, the supporting schedule, the claim model and the reconciliation, with the supporting documents indexed to each line.

Loss or damages schedule

Each head of loss calculated, discounted where it should be, and traced to the contract, the ledger and the evidence.

Recovery analysis

Scenarios for sale, completion or lease; cost to complete; the waterfall by creditor class; and the decision each scenario supports.

What it looks like.

These examples follow the structure of work we have delivered. All names and figures are invented. On a computer, hover over a figure for the detail.

Proof of debtHow the claim is builtLandlord's claim against a tenant in liquidation, including GST; invoices before estimates
Rent to lease expiryA$1.18mOutgoings to expiryA$212kMaintenanceA$46kRemediation, invoicesA$138kRemediation (estimate)A$64kNet claimA$1.64m
Claim build-up, including GST
ItemAmount
Rent to lease expiryA$1.18m
Outgoings to expiryA$212k
MaintenanceA$46k
Remediation, invoicesA$138k
Remediation (estimate)A$64k
Net claimA$1.64m

ExampleIllustrative figures. Invoiced amounts are in blue and the estimate in light blue; each line ties to the lease, the ledger or an invoice.

What it is not

We calculate; your lawyer advises; the liquidator or receiver decides.

Not legal advice

Work for lawyers is a working paper for the lawyer's use. Expert evidence is a separate engagement under the court's expert code, agreed before it starts.

Not for directors moving assets

We act for creditors, landlords, their lawyers and liquidators and receivers. We do not advise a company or its directors on moving assets ahead of an insolvency.

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  1. Tell us what has become complicated.It may be a deal, a business, a portfolio, a claim or a remediation.A few lines is enough.
  2. We reply with how we would approach it.If it is not work we do well, we say so.
  3. You receive a written scope and fee.It is free and carries no obligation.We suggest a call only if it helps.
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