BANKRUPTCY LAWYER
Do you need a bankruptcy lawyer because you have been declared bankrupt? Do you want to avoid bankruptcy? Or, for example, do you have a dispute with the trustee in a bankruptcy? A lawyer in bankruptcy law from the law firm Flinck Advocaten will be happy to help you.
At the moment that a private or legal person can no longer meet his or her (financial) obligations, the court can declare bankruptcy. The court will proceed to do so at the moment when the debtor is in the 'state that it has ceased to pay'. In general, this condition is assumed when the debtor leaves two (or more) creditors unpaid.
You can read more about bankruptcy law and the consequences of bankruptcy on the website of law firm Flinck Advocaten.
Specific points for attention in bankruptcy law are:
- Own declaration;
- Application for bankruptcy as a means of collection;
- Appeal;
- Resists;
- Natural Persons Debt Rescheduling Act ('WSNP');
- Dispute with the trustee;
- Collateral (e.g. pledge and mortgage right );
- Restart after bankruptcy;
- acting in a rude manner;
Bankruptcy lawyer
Bankruptcy can be very drastic. Whether you yourself have been declared bankrupt and want to lodge an appeal or opposition against it, or whether you want to file for bankruptcy for one of your debtors? A specialized bankruptcy lawyer from Flinck Advocaten will be happy to help you.
