Subchapter V Bankruptcy for Restaurants
Back rent, vendor balances, and equipment loans piling up? Subchapter V lets your restaurant reorganize debt and keep serving customers.
RestaurantsSubchapter V is a streamlined version of Chapter 11, created by Congress for small businesses that need to reorganize without the cost and complexity of a full Chapter 11 case. The owner keeps running the company as debtor in possession, and the debt is restructured under a court-approved plan that usually runs three to five years.
Subchapter V is a faster, lower-cost version of Chapter 11 built for small businesses, keeping the owner in control while debt is restructured.
Back rent, vendor balances, and equipment loans piling up? Subchapter V lets your restaurant reorganize debt and keep serving customers.
RestaurantsUnpaid invoices and equipment loans choking your cash flow? Subchapter V lets contractors restructure debt, keep their crew, and finish the job.
ConstructionTruck payments, fuel costs, and factoring advances stacking up? Subchapter V lets trucking companies reorganize debt and keep rolling.
TruckingEquipment leases and practice loans squeezing your margins? Subchapter V lets medical and dental practices reorganize debt and keep treating patients.
Medical & DentalInventory loans, lease arrears, and merchant cash advances draining your sales? Subchapter V lets your store reorganize debt and keep selling.
Retail & E-commerceEquipment loans and parts accounts piling up at your shop? Subchapter V lets auto repair and body shops reorganize debt and keep the bays full.
Auto RepairLease and equipment debt outgrowing your bookings? Subchapter V lets salons, spas, and barbershops reorganize debt and keep their chairs full.
Salons & SpasLong lease and a floor of financed equipment dragging you down? Subchapter V lets gyms and studios reorganize debt and keep the doors open.
Gyms & FitnessRoyalty arrears, back rent, and a franchise agreement in default? Subchapter V restructures the debt while you keep operating, and the agreement is not automatically lost.
Franchise ownersYes. You stay in control as the debtor in possession and keep operating while you reorganize.
Subchapter V is built for smaller businesses under the current debt limit. We will review your numbers and tell you whether it fits.
The plan is generally due within about 90 days of filing, and repayment usually runs 3 to 5 years.
Yes. Subchapter V skips the creditors' committee (a group of creditors hired at your expense) and the quarterly trustee fees of a regular Chapter 11, which makes it faster and lower-cost.