Insolvency and Enforcement

When a business partner fails to pay or shows signs of financial difficulty, your company needs clear legal steps — not uncertainty.
I help clients understand their options, protect their interests and act quickly in both enforcement and insolvency situations.

My approach is practical and business-focused, aiming to minimise financial loss and keep each step predictable.

Enforcement and debt collection

Not every dispute should turn into litigation.
I support clients in taking effective, structured steps to recover outstanding payments:

▪ assessing the debtor's financial and legal position
▪ preparing and sending formal payment notices
▪ initiating enforcement procedures
▪ representing clients in court-based collection actions
▪ negotiating settlements when appropriate

The goal is to recover what is recoverable — without unnecessary delays or costs.

Insolvency procedures

If a partner enters liquidation or bankruptcy, timing and accuracy are essential.
I assist clients by:

▪ reviewing contracts and outstanding claims
▪ preparing and submitting creditor claims
▪ monitoring statutory deadlines
▪ representing the client during liquidation or bankruptcy
▪ developing realistic strategies to minimise financial loss

I provide clear, straightforward explanations so the process remains understandable, even when the situation is complex.

Support for foreign-owned companies

Foreign owners often find Hungarian insolvency and enforcement rules difficult to interpret.
I provide:

▪ clear English explanations of local requirements
▪ guidance on the most effective legal steps
▪ communication with administrators, courts or counterparties
▪ practical risk assessments to support business decisions

This helps companies react quickly and protect their interests in challenging situations.

For a broader overview of how this fits into the full legal lifecycle of a company, see Doing Business in Hungary.

Clear steps. Realistic outcomes.