Insolvency Proceedings
Insolvency proceedings have been opened over the debtor’s assets. This removes any prospect of receiving payment of your claim in the near term. You can now file the claim with the insolvency schedule. This is done with the insolvency administrator and is subject to fixed deadlines and procedural rules. We support you in filing your claim and improve the chances of realizing it.
Within insolvency processing, we offer you the following services:
We will review your claim and file it with the insolvency schedule. In doing so, we will take into account the insolvency administrator’s legal options for challenging the claim.
We will determine whether your claim is subject to a right of withdrawal or separation. If so, we will handle communications with the insolvency administrator to enforce your rights.
In insolvency proceedings concerning a natural person, we check after the good-conduct period has expired whether the discharge of remaining debt has been granted. We likewise take action during the proceedings if grounds for refusal exist. If the discharge is not granted, we immediately pursue compulsory enforcement based on enforceable titles already obtained.
If the insolvency administrator disputes your claim or asserts contested avoidance claims, our partner lawyers conduct the civil proceedings.
We will review your claim and file it with the insolvency schedule. In doing so, we will take into account the insolvency trustee’s legal options for challenging the claim.
We will determine whether your claim is subject to a rights for segregation or preferential rights. If so, we will handle communications with the insolvency administrator to enforce your rights.
In insolvency proceedings concerning a natural person, we check after the good-conduct period has expired whether the discharge of remaining debt has been granted. We likewise take action during the proceedings if grounds for refusal exist. If the discharge is not granted, we immediately pursue compulsory enforcement based on enforceable titles already obtained.
If the insolvency administrator disputes your claim or asserts contested avoidance claims, our partner lawyers conduct the civil proceedings.
We will review your claim and file it with the insolvency schedule. In doing so, we will take into account the insolvency trustee’s legal options for challenging the claim.
We will determine whether your claim is subject to a rights for segregation or preferential rights. If so, we will handle communications with the insolvency administrator to enforce your rights.
In insolvency proceedings concerning a natural person, we check after the good-conduct period has expired whether the discharge of remaining debt has been granted. We likewise take action during the proceedings if grounds for refusal exist. If the discharge is not granted, we immediately pursue compulsory enforcement based on enforceable titles already obtained.
If the insolvency administrator disputes your claim or asserts contested avoidance claims, our partner lawyers conduct the civil proceedings.