Judicial Custody & Liquidation

When management comes to a halt or disputes intensify among partners, preserving rights and stabilizing legal positions becomes an urgent necessity that cannot be postponed until damage worsens. Judicial custody is the most appropriate legal means to protect assets from loss or exploitation — not merely as a precautionary measure, but as a safeguard of justice against tampering and unilateral action. We take over management when resolve is paralyzed, and we terminate the entity when its termination is more just than its continuance.

Judicial Custody

• Filing judicial custody applications before the competent courts and proving the grounds justifying them
• Assuming management of disputed assets or entities by judicial appointment or contractual agreement
• Carrying out the duties of the judicial custodian as required by law under precise judicial supervision
• Preserving assets, regulating dispositions, and documenting financial transactions during the custody period
• Submitting periodic reports to the judicial authority and stakeholders with full transparency
• Terminating custody and restoring management pursuant to the court's decision in the legally safest manner

Liquidation of Companies and Entities

• Providing legal advice on the liquidation decision, its timing, and satisfying statutory requirements
• Preparing the liquidation resolution and the official documents required by the Ministry of Commerce
• Arranging obligations according to statutory payment priorities (government, labor, commercial)
• Documenting rights and distributing assets among partners in a fair and transparent manner
• Concluding the legal personality and deregistration with the various government authorities
• Resolving disputes arising during liquidation and litigating them before the courts