Protecting Your Rights in Times of Financial Distress
At Seanego Attorneys, we provide expert legal guidance in Insolvency Law, offering strategic advice and representation to both individuals and businesses facing financial difficulty. Whether you’re navigating liquidation, business rescue, or debt restructuring, we are here to protect your legal interests and help you make informed decisions during challenging times.
We also represent creditors seeking to recover debts and protect their claims in insolvency proceedings.
Voluntary and Compulsory Liquidations
Advising and assisting companies and individuals with initiating or responding to liquidation proceedings.
Business Rescue Proceedings
Representing affected parties and advising on restructuring plans to rehabilitate financially distressed companies.
Sequestration Applications (Personal Insolvency)
Guiding individuals through the legal process of voluntary or compulsory sequestration.
Debt Recovery and Creditor Representation
Assisting creditors with proving claims, attending creditors’ meetings, and protecting interests in insolvent estates.
Cross-Border Insolvency Issues
Advising on matters involving foreign creditors or assets outside South Africa, in line with international frameworks.
Reviewing and Challenging Dispositions
Identifying and recovering improperly disposed assets or preferences prior to liquidation.
Should you need any assistance, please do not hesitate to get in touch. For immediate enquiries, kindly contact us by phone.
Call : 011 466 0442 / 031 612 0102
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Experienced Litigation and Advisory Team
We combine deep knowledge of insolvency legislation with practical commercial insight.
Balanced Representation
Whether you’re a debtor or a creditor, we offer fair and strategic representation tailored to your position.
Efficient and Confidential Handling
We understand the sensitivity of financial matters and handle every case with professionalism and discretion.
Sequestration refers to the insolvency process for individuals, while liquidation applies to companies or close corporations. Both aim to fairly distribute assets among creditors and may lead to a legal discharge of debts.
Business rescue is a legal process designed to rehabilitate a financially distressed company, allowing it to restructure and continue operating. Liquidation, on the other hand, ends the company’s existence and involves selling off assets to pay creditors.
Some personal belongings may be excluded from sequestration, but most assets form part of the insolvent estate. We advise clients on their rights, obligations, and any applicable exclusions under the law.
