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Bankruptcy & Business Rehabilitation
Advice and representation in bankruptcy and rehabilitation proceedings, including petitions, objections, creditor meetings and claims.
Work handled by the firm
- Business-rehabilitation petitions
- Opposing bankruptcy petitions
- Rehabilitation plans
- Creditor meetings and voting rights
- Receivership and asset collection
- Proofs of debt
- Avoidance of pre-bankruptcy transactions
- Plan completion and post-rehabilitation work
What to check before deciding
Bankruptcy and rehabilitation involve proof-of-debt deadlines, creditor meetings and restrictions on control of assets that must be checked against the actual orders and notices in the case.
How to prepare the matter
- 01
Protect deadlines and evidence first
Check hearing dates, limitation issues and received notices, and preserve original files without alteration so rights and evidential integrity are not lost.
- 02
Separate facts from allegations
Build a chronology, identify who directly knows each event and match documents to each issue before assessing proof and options.
- 03
Choose the route that serves the real objective
Compare negotiation, urgent relief, proceedings and enforcement against the desired result, time, cost and risk of each route.
Documents to prepare
- Any notice, summons, court paper or document carrying a deadline
- A chronology with dates, places and the people involved
- Contracts, payment evidence, messages, photographs or original files
- Witness names and what each person directly knows
Frequently asked questions
When should I get in touch?
Check hearing dates, limitation issues and received notices, and preserve original files without alteration so rights and evidential integrity are not lost.
What should I send first?
Any notice, summons, court paper or document carrying a deadline and A chronology with dates, places and the people involved