Bring the issue forward
Early involvement creates room to test assumptions and understand genuine alternatives.
About Nik
Experience across both sides of insolvency practice.
Nik Khatri is a Principal at Worrells in Brisbane and Cleveland. He works with advisers, directors, individuals and stakeholders where financial pressure demands a clear view of the position and a practical next step.
Nikhil “Nik” Khatri
Practical advice begins before a formal process does.
Nik joined Worrells in 2009 and has worked across formal corporate administrations, small business restructuring and personal insolvency matters. That breadth matters when company, director and personal exposures cannot be understood in isolation.
His approach is direct: establish what is known, make the risks visible and explain which options fit the circumstances. A first conversation should reduce uncertainty, not add another layer of technical language.
View expertiseWorking approach
Senior judgment, explained plainly.
Be candid about risk
Directors, creditors and advisers need a clear view of the position—even when the answer is uncomfortable.
Keep the next step practical
The process must fit the circumstances, legal framework and objective it is intended to achieve.
Credentials
Registered across corporate and personal insolvency.
- Principal
- Worrells · Brisbane and Cleveland
- Corporate
- Registered Liquidator
- Personal
- Registered Bankruptcy Trustee
- Restructuring
- Small Business Restructuring Practitioner
- Professional
- Chartered Accountant · ARITA member
- Worrells
- Joined 2009
The Worrells relationship
A named practitioner, backed by an established national firm.
This website introduces Nik's experience and professional perspective. It is not a separate insolvency practice. Any engagement or appointment is undertaken through Worrells and remains subject to conflict checks, professional independence, consent and applicable statutory requirements.
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