Insolvency Lawyers in Moot

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31 years in practice

Jaco du Plessis Attorneys

Moot, Gauteng

18 Practice Areas Details

17 years in practice

Klopper, Myburgh, Gwangwa & Associates Incorporated

Moot, Gauteng

15 Practice Areas Details

14 years in practice

VRA Attorneys Pretoria Inc

Moot, Gauteng

12 Practice Areas Details

Insolvency Lawyers in Moot: what we found

3 of the 5 firms in our Moot directory list insolvency as one of their practice areas (60%). Jaco du Plessis Attorneys has been practising the longest, at 31 years, followed by Klopper, Myburgh, Gwangwa & Associates Incorporated and VRA Attorneys Pretoria Inc. All of them have a full profile on our site, with their people, history and the courts they use.

When debts can no longer be paid, insolvency law offers a structured way out. Individuals may apply for voluntary sequestration under the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936, companies can be liquidated, and struggling businesses may be placed in business rescue under Chapter 6 of the Companies Act. An insolvent person can later apply for rehabilitation.

Where insolvency matters from Moot are handled

Sequestration applications are brought in the High Court, while debt review runs through a registered debt counsellor under the National Credit Act. For people in Moot, the court is the Gauteng Division of the High Court, which sits in Pretoria (about 4 km away).

What insolvency lawyers in Moot can help with

  • Voluntary sequestration
  • Company liquidations
  • Business rescue proceedings
  • Creditor claims in insolvent estates
  • Rehabilitation of insolvents
  • Advice on alternatives such as debt review

Before you call a firm

  • A list of all debts and creditors
  • A list of assets and their values
  • Recent bank statements
  • Any summons or letters of demand received

Frequently Asked Questions

Sequestration applies to individuals and partnerships, while liquidation applies to companies and close corporations.

A process under the Companies Act that gives a financially distressed company temporary protection from creditors while a practitioner tries to rescue it.

Use the list above to compare firms in Moot that handle sequestrations, liquidations or business rescue.