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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Car of a Large Family in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
A practical evidence checklist for retaining a large family’s only vehicle in Russian bankruptcy under the rule effective from 3 April 2026, including pledged cars.
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Self-Employed Debtor Documents: NPD Certificates, Receipts and Statements
Prepare a self-employed debtor’s documents for a Russian financial administrator: NPD certificates, receipts, bank statements, contracts and reconciliations.
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Who Votes an LLC Share During Russian Personal Bankruptcy?
Who votes an LLC share during a member’s Russian personal bankruptcy: debtor, financial manager, meetings, information, dividends and challenges.
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Russian Court Order in Personal Bankruptcy: What to Do
How a Russian court order affects personal bankruptcy: objections, enforcement, creditor register and key documents.
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Money-Mule Bankruptcy in Russia: Is the Debt Discharged?
How Russian personal bankruptcy treats claims against a money mule: transfers, unjust enrichment, judgments and moratorium interest.
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Secondary Liability After Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Whether a director or controlling person can discharge company secondary liability and how the corporate and personal cases interact.
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Russian Personal-Bankruptcy Advertising Rules in 2026
What Russian personal-bankruptcy advertising may not promise in 2026, the mandatory warning and how consumers can review an offer.
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Judgment Debt in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Whether a Russian judgment debt is discharged depends on the underlying liability, dates, statutory exceptions and the bankruptcy completion order.
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Road-Accident Debts in Russian Personal Bankruptcy
Road-accident debts in Russian bankruptcy: repair, personal injury, non-pecuniary damages, intent, gross negligence, insurance payments and balances.
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Bankruptcy of a Third-Party Chargor in Russia
Russian bankruptcy of a person securing another debt with property: liability limit, auction, lender claim, guarantee and recourse.