If your builder is in financial trouble, your chances of being paid are slim at best. Here’s how to ensure you get as much of what you’re owed as possible.
How to reduce the risk of an insolvent builder not paying you
If you’re a tradie or supplier working for a builder who becomes insolvent, you may have issues getting paid for your work. Here’s how to minimise the risk.
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