Commercial debt assignment & estate asset realisation
We purchase business debts outright · long-term plans with directors
Commercial debt assignment & estate asset realisation
Litigation Resolutions Ltd purchases business debts from insolvency practitioners across the UK — such as overdrawn director loan accounts where payment is arriving on a deferred basis — and becomes their outright owner. Estates receive their value up front and cases close now. Directors deal with one organisation and one clear, sustainable plan.
Where do you stand?
Whether you're closing a case or you've been told a claim now belongs to us, here's exactly what it means for you.
For insolvency practitioners
For company directors
Immediate
Proceeds released to the estate the moment the debt is assigned to us.
5–10 years
Long-horizon direct debit plans we manage with company directors.
Reduced
Early settlement sums offered to directors who want to close sooner.
How it works
For the practitioner it's a clean transfer and an immediate return. For the director it's a transparent handover and a plan that works.
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You share the claims to be transferred — typically overdrawn director loan accounts — together with payment history to date.
02
We value the deferred payment profile and offer a reduced purchase price for the estate.
03
The debt is legally assigned to Litigation Resolutions Ltd and the proceeds are paid to the estate.
04
We liaise with directors to put direct debit plans in place. The case is complete — and free to close.
01
Your company's liquidator formally transfers the claim to us — you're told exactly what has changed and who now owns the debt.
02
We introduce ourselves in plain terms: who we are, what we purchased, and why. No uncertainty about who you're dealing with.
03
Together we set up a monthly direct debit sized to what you can genuinely sustain — typically over five to ten years.
04
There's always a reduced sum on the table if you'd rather bring the arrangement to a close sooner.
An insolvency practitioner with a schedule to share, or a director who's received notice of an assignment — send us the details and we'll explain exactly where you stand.
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