Appeal or oppose bankruptcy ruling

Declared bankrupt?

Has your business been declared bankrupt, but do you disagree with the ruling? Or did you miss the hearing and the bankruptcy was still pronounced? In both cases, it is important to act very quickly. You have legal options to contest the bankruptcy through higher appeal or opposition. 

What can you do? 

• A higher appeal is possible if you did appear during the hearing in which the bankruptcy was pronounced. You then have eight days to file an appeal. 
• Opposition is possible if you did not appear during the hearing. You must file opposition within fourteen days. 

In both cases, you will need a lawyer. The deadlines are short and fatal, the procedure is strict, and speed is therefore essential. Our specialists are ready to take immediate action. 

Our approach 

We advise you on the feasibility of the appeal or opposition and assist you with: 

• Filing a higher appeal or opposition within the statutory deadline; 
• Preparing the necessary legal documents; 
• The strategic consideration of defense and evidence; 
• Contact with the trustee and court. 

Thanks to our experience with bankruptcy procedures and contacts with trustees, we can act quickly and defend your position as strongly as possible.

Have you been declared bankrupt and want to contest this decision? Then contact our specialists immediately. We ensure a quick and effective approach within the legal deadlines.