CONSULTING ON BANKRUPTCY AND LIQUIDATION OF COMPANIES ✅ BUSINESS ✅ SERVICES

Lawyer's actions:

Analysis of the company's financial documentation (balance sheets, reports, tax returns).
Assessment of debts to creditors and tax authorities.
Analysis of the risks of bankruptcy or voluntary liquidation.

Lawyer's actions:

Preparation and presentation of recommendations on the choice of strategy (bankruptcy or liquidation).
Consultation on procedures, deadlines and legal consequences.
Preparation and presentation of an action plan to minimize risks.

Lawyer's actions:

Preparation of a bankruptcy petition and a package of documents for the voluntary liquidation of the company.
Preparation of agreements with the bankruptcy manager and notary.
Preparation of notices for creditors and interested parties.
Consultations on securing assets and limiting financial risks.
Analysis of agreements with counterparties and recommendations on their termination or execution.

Request a consultation on bankruptcy and company liquidation

Doing business often involves unpredictable financial risks, and sometimes companies face the need for bankruptcy or liquidation. In such cases, professional support for companies is critical. Consultations with a lawyer help to properly prepare documents and minimise financial and legal risks, as well as ensure the protection of owners and creditors.

What does bankruptcy and company liquidation consultation include?

The consultation consists of the following parts:

Preliminary analysis of the company's financial condition: The lawyer assesses debt obligations, assets and solvency, taking into account tax obligations when liquidating a company in Poland.
Preparation of a package of documents for the court and state authorities: Includes the preparation of bankruptcy petitions, accounting reports and financial plans for creditors.
Development of a debt settlement strategy: Consultation on restructuring, sale of assets, negotiations with creditors and the application of preferential mechanisms for liquidating a company in Poland.
Filing applications and support in court: The lawyer ensures the correct execution of all procedural documents, control of deadlines and representation of the company in court.
Final stage and closure of the company: Monitoring the enforcement of court decisions, distribution of assets and final closure of the company in compliance with all regulations.

A clear plan with professional legal support ensures that the bankruptcy or liquidation process is structured and secure.

Legal risks of the process

Every company on the verge of bankruptcy faces numerous legal risks, from tax audits to creditor claims. A lawyer helps to correctly assess the situation, check documents, optimise the distribution of debt obligations and minimise the possibility of fines or litigation. This is especially important for businesses planning to continue operations or restart the company.

Legal tools for company liquidation

For safe liquidation or bankruptcy, it is worth preparing:

Financial reports and accounting documents: These include a complete account of assets, debts, and calculations for creditors.
Procedural documents for court: Applications and attachments that must be prepared in accordance with Polish bankruptcy and liquidation law.
Agreements with creditors and counterparties: Agreements that help avoid disputes with interested parties.
Asset distribution plan: A structured and legally validated plan that minimises the risk of conflicts with creditors.
Internal policies and instructions: Rules governing the termination of the company's activities, personal data protection and document retention.

Professional preparation of all documents and processes ensures that bankruptcy and liquidation of a company in Poland will proceed without violations of the law and financial risks.

Conclusion

Consulting on bankruptcy and liquidation of companies helps businesses effectively terminate their activities, minimise debt obligations and avoid legal problems. During bankruptcy, a lawyer ensures the correct preparation of all documents, control of the process, protection of owners and creditors, as well as compliance with tax and corporate regulations. This guarantees a safe, transparent and legal process of liquidation or bankruptcy of a company.