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The Confetti that was Security for Loan Notes Investigations have uncovered that Castle Trust and Management Services – in Liquidation (CTMS) – engaged in shady business practices. The Administration order made in May 2023 and subsequent Liquidation of the company later in 2023 have exposed some alarming business and administration practices of Steven Knight.   Back…

We are not fans of unregulated investments but we realise that they look attractive (on paper). Inthis blog we explore what makes a Loan Note (LN) look attractive and enticing to potentialpurchasers. The Pot of Money Often, our clients are hardworking individuals, who have saved all their lives for a retirement savingsamount, or pension. They…

Our company alert this week is regarding B Inspire D Homes Ltd, a building development company with a registered office in Hayes, London.  This company had owed our client £99,142.76 plus interest (the Debt) and costs. On 9th August 2023, our client assigned the debt to Insolvency & Law Ltd. We are utterly committed to recovering these…

Our company alert this week is regarding Signature Build Group Ltd. They are a luxury building company based in Brentford, Essex, operating across London and the Home Counties. While their services have garnered a reputation for high-end construction, they currently owe our client £8,684.28 plus interest (the Debt) and additional costs. This debt, initially invoiced…

If you’re struggling with overwhelming debt, you’ve likely heard of a Debt Relief Order (DRO) and bankruptcy as potential solutions. But which option is right for your situation? Both offer a way to manage unmanageable debt, but they come with different conditions, costs, and long-term consequences. In this guide, we’ll break down the key differences…

When you declare bankruptcy, you enter a 12-month period as an “active bankrupt,” during which you must adhere to a set of restrictions. If you fail to comply with these restrictions, you may face a Bankruptcy Restrictions Order (BRO). A BRO is a court-issued order that can extend these restrictions beyond the typical 12 months…