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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Inheritance during and after Russian Personal Bankruptcy
What happens when a debtor inherits during Russian bankruptcy: acceptance, refusal, forced share, estate inclusion, manager notice and deadlines.
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Child Support in Russian Bankruptcy: Debt and Payments
Russian bankruptcy treatment of child support: arrears, current payments, priority, evidence, child funds and claims after completion.
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Russian Personal Bankruptcy Costs in 2026
Russian personal bankruptcy cost components: RUB 25,000 manager deposit, notices, mail, sales, valuation, representation and free MFC route.
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Russian Bankruptcy with a Car Loan: What Happens to the Vehicle and Debt
A pledged car is normally sold in Russian bankruptcy; proceeds follow special rules and any shortfall is handled within the case.
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Mortgage during Russian Personal Bankruptcy in 2026
Russian mortgage bankruptcy: a separate settlement to preserve the home, sole-home sale proceeds, statutory distribution and a hypothetical 2026 calculation.
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Bankruptcy of One Spouse in Russia: Property and Debts
What happens when one spouse files bankruptcy in Russia: separate cases, marital property, the other spouse’s share, common debts and participation.
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Pensioner Bankruptcy in Russia: Pension, Living Minimum and MFC
What happens to pension income in Russian personal bankruptcy: estate, living minimum, extra expenses, evidence and the MFC route.
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Bankruptcy of an SVO Participant in Russia: MFC and Payments
Bankruptcy of a current or former SVO participant in Russia: court and MFC routes, protected payments, debts, property and documents.
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Developer Bankruptcy in Russia: What Apartment Buyers Should Do
What apartment buyers should do when a Russian developer enters bankruptcy: claim procedure, escrow, register objections and the 2026 Supreme Court position.
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Opening a Russian Sole Trader Business After Bankruptcy
When a person may register as a Russian sole proprietor after bankruptcy: active-business judgment, ordinary citizen case, five-year restriction and register checks.