Company threatened with bankruptcy: organising your file
Facing bankruptcy proceedings takes a complete file, fast. We gather and sort your documents so your lawyer can prepare the defence. We do not represent anyone in court.
Why the file matters
A bankruptcy judgment can be challenged within a short deadline. The lawyer needs a complete file: accounts, financial position, filings, officers and creditors. The clearer it is, the stronger the defence.
What we organise
- The annual accounts and their filing status at the register.
- The meetings held, or still to be held.
- The list of officers, their mandates and their powers.
- The state of creditors, debts and assets, as you supply it.
- The timeline of events and letters received.
- A sorted digital file, handed to your lawyer.
What we do not do
We do not give legal advice and we do not represent anyone before a court. The challenge or the defence is led by a lawyer. We can introduce one. We guarantee no outcome.
Act fast
Deadlines run from publication or notification. As soon as you receive a summons or a judgment, contact a lawyer and send us the documents in parallel.
Frequently asked questions
Can you challenge the judgment for me?
No. A challenge is a legal step handled by a lawyer. We prepare your file and introduce a lawyer.
Which documents should I send?
The judgment or summons, the annual accounts, the articles, the register extracts and any creditor letters.
Is there a deadline to challenge?
Yes, and it is short. It runs from publication or notification. Your lawyer confirms it as soon as they have the decision.
Let's talk about your company.
Describe your situation. We reply with a first view of the way forward.