Chapter 11 Fractional CFO
Court filings, lender reporting, Plan Confirmation exhibits, and the financial strategy behind them — large-firm restructuring expertise at fractional cost.
Juwon Lee
Former Restructuring VP — AlixPartners
CFO, Princeton Review ($27M turnaround, ~$300M exit). Jefferies IB ($4B+ deals). Kellogg MBA.
LinkedIn ProfileSub V to mid-market Chapter 11 — court-ready deliverables, every filing.
Form 425C (Sub V) or Form 426 (standard Ch.11) with full bank reconciliation. Filed on time, every month.
Weekly liquidity forecasts that give you, the Trustee, and lenders clear visibility into the debtor's position.
Financial projections, sensitivity analysis, and feasibility exhibits built to withstand court scrutiny.
Debtor-in-possession budget compliance and variance reporting for secured lenders.
Financial reporting packages for secured creditors, creditor committees, and the US Trustee.
Budget modeling, variance analysis, and financial strategy through Confirmation and post-emergence.
I take over the financial reporting — you get court-ready deliverables you can file with confidence.
Judges and Trustees see projections built by a restructuring professional. Your Plan stands up to feasibility challenges.
Not a bookkeeper filling forms. Someone who has managed Chapter 11 financials from the inside.
Compares merchant cash advance and factoring for attorneys navigating Subchapter V cases. Written as an experienced peer who has seen both tools destroy or save cases. Practitioners will learn how to identify which financing option creates DIP compliance issues and trustee scrutiny.
Explains how subchapter v debtors can access factoring and equipment leasing immediately after confirmation to rebuild working capital. Written as a peer CFO sharing field tactics, not academic theory. Practitioners will learn exactly when and how to structure post-emergence financing without violating plan terms.
Explains the specific 1-in-2 threshold calculation error that triggers UST objections in Subchapter V cram-down plans. Written as an experienced peer sharing field knowledge with fellow bankruptcy attorneys. Practitioners will learn the exact mechanics of Sub V voting, how impairment analysis connects to ballot counting, and the specific error to verify before filing.
Written as a peer practitioner, this post explains how Subchapter V debtors can structure AR factoring arrangements as DIP financing during Chapter 11. Attorneys will learn what factoring disclosures are required to the court, how to demonstrate adequate protection to the trustee, and how factoring affects the 13-week cash flow forecast and monthly operating reporting.
Breaks down the 7 financial exhibit errors that consistently draw UST objections in Subchapter V confirmation hearings, based on 2024-2025 case patterns. Written as a peer practitioner sharing field observations, not academic commentary. Attorneys will learn exactly which exhibits break, why the UST flags them, and how to correct issues before the hearing.
Provides a practitioner-ready checklist covering the three core first day motions—cash collateral, payroll, and critical vendors—that keeps the debtor operational post-filing. Written as an experienced peer walking through common pitfalls and documentation must-haves, not a textbook explanation. Bankruptcy attorneys will learn exactly what financial exhibits and budget figures the court expects to see in these motions.
Court filings, cash flow forecasts, and Plan Confirmation financials. Large-firm restructuring expertise at fractional pricing.
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