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Guides: insolvency, liability and a fresh start
Choose the issue that matters to you. Our specialist pages combine clear guidance, sources and practical next steps.
Insolvency & countries
For directors
Directors’ liability: corporate debts and guaranteesPiercing the corporate veil: when does liability become personal?Tort claims (§ 823 BGB)Personal insolvency for company directorsSection 15a InsO: delayed filing and the duty to applySection 15b InsO: payments after insolvencySection 263 StGB: fraud allegations in a business crisisBankruptcy offences and accounting dutiesVAT debts and personal tax liabilitySocial-security contributions and section 266a StGBPersonal sureties & guaranteesMoney laundering (§ 261 StGB)
Knowledge & guidance
COMI: centre of main interests and EU insolvencyPersonal insolvency: routes out of debtCorporate insolvency and business recoveryRestructuring and StaRUGTax claims & tax criminal lawEU insolvency: costs and preparationEU insolvency advice: assessing providersLegal foundations of insolvency and liabilityMaintenance claims and insolvency
High debts & personal circumstances
Debts over EUR 80,000: routes to a fresh startSelf-employed and in debt: procedures and optionsInsolvency in retirement: dealing with high debtsInsolvency without income or during unemploymentDebt settlement: assessing an agreement with creditorsDischarge of debts: what remains?How long does personal insolvency really take?Applying for personal insolvency: steps and documentsPersonal insolvency: consequences and alternativesDebt advice for high and complex liabilitiesRegular insolvency for current and former self-employed peoplePersonal insolvency: costs and possible supportInsolvency with property: home, mortgage and remaining debtAttachment and insolvency: what remains for living costs?Personal insolvency and spouses: liability and joint assetsPersonal insolvency in Austria: procedure and current durationExperiences with Verbracken: personal perspectives in contextEU insolvency: from initial assessment to discharge
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We assess your circumstances personally and involve the appropriate professionals for legal and tax questions.