How can I file for private insolvency in Abu Dhabi?

Hello,

Filing for private insolvency in Abu Dhabi involves submitting an application to the court under the UAE Insolvency Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 19 of 2019) for individuals facing financial distress.

You will need to provide:

- A detailed statement of your debts and financial status.

- Proof of inability to pay debts (e.g., salary statements, liabilities).

- A proposal for debt restructuring or settlement.

Once approved, the court may suspend legal actions against you and help restructure your debts.

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Hello,

You will need to file your application to the court. The application can be submitted to the Abu Dhabi Commercial Court, which handles such cases.

The application should include your financial details, information on your debts, evidence of your inability to pay (such as income statements, bills, etc.), and evidence of attempts to settle with creditors.

The court will review your application, and you may need to provide further details or documents supporting your insolvency claim.

A temporary moratorium on creditor actions may be granted while the court is considering your case. This prevents creditors from taking actions like filing lawsuits or freezing your assets while you work on a solution.

If your restructuring proposal is accepted by both the creditors and the court, the court will approve the plan.

Once approved, you will be bound to follow the terms of the plan. If the creditors do not agree to the restructuring plan, the court may proceed with a personal bankruptcy declaration, and your assets may be liquidated to repay your debts.

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Dear Inquirer,

To file for private insolvency in Abu Dhabi, you must follow these general steps:

- Assess Eligibility:

Ensure you meet the criteria for insolvency under UAE law. Insolvency is generally considered when an individual is unable to meet their financial obligations.

- File with the Court:

You need to submit a formal application to the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department or through the Financial Restructuring Committee if applicable. The court will evaluate your case and determine the next steps.

- Prepare Required Documents:

Include proof of income, liabilities, and assets, as well as any relevant contracts.

- Legal Assistance:

Navigating the insolvency process can be complex. It’s advisable to seek legal guidance to protect your interests.

For professional assistance in filing for insolvency, book a consultation with us to ensure a smooth process and informed decision-making.

Yes, it's possible. The insolvency law applies to individuals who are facing financial difficulties and are unable to meet their debt obligations.

The debtor must file an application with the competent court, providing detailed information about their financial situation, including:

- A list of creditors and outstanding debts,

- A list of assets. Supporting financial documentation.

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Dear Questioner,

Thank you for your inquiry!

Filing for insolvency in Abu Dhabi involves preparing and submitting a detailed insolvency request with the court, providing all relevant documentation, and potentially having a trustee oversee the proceedings.

If you wish to initiate an insolvency case, I recommend consulting with us, as we specialize in UAE insolvency law to guide you through the process and ensure that you comply with all legal requirements.

Let me know if you need further details or assistance with the process.

Greetings,

Mohammed Salah

Legal Consultant