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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House and Garden Plot in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
A house and plot in an SNT are not automatically protected. The outcome depends on the property status, actual residence, other housing, mortgages and good faith.
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Is a Loan Receipt Required in Russian Personal Bankruptcy?
Is a loan receipt required in Russian personal bankruptcy? Evidence of transfer, creditor filing, debtor objections and discharge of a private loan.
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How to Check a Russian Individual Bankruptcy
How to search a Russian personal bankruptcy by name, tax number and case number in the court docket and EFRSB and verify the current stage.
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SNT Contributions in Russian Bankruptcy: Old and Current Debt
SNT contributions in Russian bankruptcy: old and current debts, non-member charges, formulas and penalties. Documents, request template and sample reconciliation.
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Bankruptcy of a Russian Annuity Payer: Property, Security and Payments
Whether property transferred under a Russian annuity agreement enters the payer’s bankruptcy estate, how security and payments are treated.
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Recognition of Russian Insolvency Proceedings Abroad: Practitioner Authority and Court Relief
How foreign courts assess Russian insolvency proceedings and practitioner authority: recognition, evidence, interim relief and legal limits.
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Foreign Assets in Russian Personal Bankruptcy: Disclosure and Sale
How foreign assets are handled in Russian personal bankruptcy: disclosure, local registers, security, practitioner authority, recognition and sale costs.
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Russian Bankruptcy Without Property or Income
Can a person use Russian bankruptcy without assets or income: MFC or court, costs, asset checks, living minimum and discharge requirements.
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Debts Not Discharged After Russian Bankruptcy: Reasons and Steps
Why a debt may remain after Russian bankruptcy: discharge exception, current liability, lender or bailiff error, final order and correction route.