Bankruptcy
In-depth articles on personal and corporate bankruptcy in Russia: eligibility, court and out-of-court procedures, assets, transactions, consequences, and creditor and debtor rights.
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Russian Sole Proprietor Bankruptcy: Debts, Assets and Consequences
How Russian sole proprietor bankruptcy works: business and personal debts, property, pre-filing notice, termination of status and restrictions.
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Spouse Property in Russian Bankruptcy: What May Be Sold
How Russian bankruptcy distinguishes separate spouse property from marital assets: pre-marriage purchases, gifts, inheritance, common funds and sale proceeds.
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How to Notify a Bank About Russian Personal Bankruptcy
When and how to notify a bank of Russian personal bankruptcy: case details, court order, EFRSB notice, creditor claim, calls and delivery evidence.
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Refusing Direct Contact with Debt Collectors in Russia
When a debtor may refuse direct collector contact in Russia: delinquency period, notice form, representative, delivery, exceptions and complaint.
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Debt Collectors Call a Debtor’s Relatives in Russia: Rights and Steps
When Russian collectors may contact a debtor’s relatives, how to withdraw consent, record debt disclosure, demand cessation and file a complaint.
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Debt Collectors Call After Russian Bankruptcy: What to Do
Why collectors may call after Russian bankruptcy: surviving debt, database error, assignment, final order, written objection and complaint route.
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Credit History After Russian Bankruptcy: Checking and Correcting Errors
What happens to Russian credit history after bankruptcy: retention, discharged-debt reporting, bureau reports and the error-dispute procedure.
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Loss Caused by a Crime in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Whether crime-related loss is discharged in Russian bankruptcy: judgment, civil award, victim, intentional harm, register and post-case enforcement.
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Criminal Fine in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Why a Russian criminal fine is not an ordinary creditor debt: judgment, instalments, bailiff, penal law, non-payment consequences and bankruptcy.
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Court Duty for Russian Personal Bankruptcy in 2026
Who pays court duty for a Russian personal-bankruptcy petition: debtor, creditor or company, and how duty differs from the manager deposit.