Ex officio dissolution occurs when the registry court itself initiates the dissolution of a company—due to failure to meet statutory requirements, lack of assets, or other statutory grounds. This may have serious personal legal consequences for the statutory representatives.
We will assess your situation and advise you on how to prevent the court from dissolving your company—for example, if the company’s governing body has been without a duly appointed statutory representative for more than 3 months, or if the company has long failed to fulfill its obligation to file financial statements with the registry.
We will represent you in ex officio proceedings for the dissolution of a company before the registry court—as a rule, the court grants the company at least 90 days to remedy the identified deficiency before rendering its decision.
We will help remedy the situation that led to the threat of cancellation, or, if necessary, arrange for voluntary liquidation as an alternative.
We can also advise on issues of personal liability of corporate officers in connection with the dissolution of a company.
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Transformations allow for the dissolution of one or more companies without liquidation—their assets are transferred to the successor company. We cover mergers, consolidations, divisions, and cross-border transformations.
We guide clients through the entire liquidation process—from the commencement of liquidation to the company’s removal from the commercial register, including notarial escrow of the advance payment.