Navigating financial challenges individually or in a business can be extremely daunting…but with Worrells, you no longer have to face hardship alone.
Their ‘together we’ll deal with it’ motive and professionally trained teams are here to assist you in overcoming difficulties such as navigating through insolvency, prioritising your unique circumstances and ensuring you receive the best support possible.
Worrells are renowned for their empathy, expertise, innovative technological solutions, strategic problem-solving, comprehensive service offerings and local presence – yet national impact.
Established in 1973 by Ivor Worrell and headquartered in Rockhampton, Worrells has since become the epitome of excellence in liquidation management, solvency restructuring and turnaround strategies across the country.
With a profound commitment to redefining the bankruptcy landscape, Worrells combines expert knowledge with a compassionate approach aimed at supporting individuals and businesses through their most challenging financial circumstances.
What sets Worrells apart is their genuine concern for all stakeholders affected by insolvency, including creditors and debtors. They are committed to upholding commercial integrity and resolving any wrongdoing within the constraints of insolvency laws and ethical considerations.
Worrells prides itself on its strategic foresight, offering tailored action plans that can mean the difference between business survival and failure.
At the core of Worrells' operational efficiency lies their proprietary technology developed in-house. This personalised tech infrastructure is tailored to optimise service delivery, enhance stakeholder communication and adapt to evolving market demands. By investing in their own technology solutions, Worrells ensures that each client receives unique, efficient and cost-effective solutions that meet every client’s needs.
With offices strategically located across Australia, Worrells leverages the strength of a national brand whilst maintaining local expertise and accessibility. This dual advantage allows them to handle complex, large-scale engagements with confidence while providing personalised support to clients in major cities and regional areas.
Principal of Worrells Rockhampton, Michael Beck, joined the firm in 2015 as the manager of the Worrells Central Queensland office and was promoted to principal in 2018. As a Rockhampton local, Michael holds degrees in Business Management and Accounting from Central Queensland University, is a qualified CPA, and possesses an Advanced Certificate in Insolvency. He stands as Central Queensland’s only local registered liquidator and registered bankruptcy trustee with over 14 years of experience under his belt in corporate and personal insolvency across diverse industries.
Whether it's navigating court-appointed liquidations, receiverships, voluntary administrations, bankruptcies or trusteeships, Worrells provides a comprehensive suite of services encompassing both corporate and personal insolvency matters. They also specialise in statutory trusteeships and offer tailored support for incorporated associations and not-for-profit entities, ensuring they meet the varied needs of all their clients in an effective and comprehensive manner.
Discover why Worrells remains a trusted partner in navigating the complexities of insolvency and financial restructuring today. Whether facing corporate challenges or personal financial difficulties, Worrells is committed to delivering compassionate guidance, strategic insights and tangible solutions that pave the way to a brighter financial future.
'Facing up to a challenge is often the hardest part, but better things can only come from taking the first step on the path to the other side. We’re ready with open minds to listen to your story, and take the necessary steps to relieve much of the physical and emotional burden you’re carrying.’
How Worrells Can Help:
Corporate matters: Court-appointed liquidations, court-appointed receiverships, privately appointed receiverships, creditors’ voluntary liquidations, members’ voluntary liquidations, voluntary administrations and deeds of Company Arrangement
Personal matters: Bankruptcies, controlling trusteeships, Personal insolvency agreements and Court appointed receiverships
Other matters: Statutory trustees, Incorporated associations and Not-for-profit entities