Personal Insolvency
Dealing with financial stress and the possibility of liquidation is inherently difficult. At times, it may be hard to see a way forward, and the choices ahead may seem overwhelming. We help you cut through the complexity, understand your options, and move forward.
What we can help with
- Negotiating with creditors and managing communications
- Advising you on debt disputes
- Opposing statutory demands or creditor petitions for bankruptcy
- Explaining the legal consequences of filing for personal insolvency
- Helping you understand your rights and duties if you become insolvent
- Advising on jointly owned property or guarantees in cases of insolvency
- Managing assets that may vest with the insolvency trustee
- Assisting with relief from insolvency restrictions
- Structuring claims involving undervalued transactions
- Structuring and defending preference claims
- Negotiating with trustees or insolvency officers
- Applications to annul bankruptcy
- Advising on the administration of insolvent estates
- Handling jurisdictional disputes and cross-border asset recovery
People Clients We Have Assisted
- We assisted the representatives of a large insolvent estate, including real estate and various assets, to successfully apply for estate administration and contested claims from the estate trustee.
- We supported an insolvent individual to annul his bankruptcy, challenge creditor claims, and contest improper trustee charges.
- We helped a former company director avoid bankruptcy by limiting their home equity interest, persuading courts to disregard its partitionability in insolvency, and proposing a reasonable settlement of creditor claims.
- We have helped spouses, co-owners of property, and other stakeholders of insolvents to negotiate or contest claims for ownership, property division, and allegations of undervalue transactions — thereby protecting homes and livelihoods.
- We have assisted clients of diverse backgrounds to access protections under Indian insolvency law despite creditor opposition or judicial concerns.
How we work with you
We offer flexible methods of engagement to suit your needs, whether you are nearby or far away:
- Over the phone
- By video conference
- In in-person meetings
During our initial consultation, we will discuss your preferred communication method and arrange for meetings accordingly.
Frequently asked questions
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