Whitepeak Law assists shareholders and directors through voluntary dissolution and liquidation procedures, from the decision to close to deregistration from the trade register.
Assistance to shareholders in the dissolution decision: convening and holding general meetings, drafting dissolution minutes, and appointing the liquidator.
Management of the liquidation process: realisation of assets, settlement of liabilities, creditor relations, and preparation of the final liquidation accounts.
Completion of all legal closing formalities: publication in the Official Gazette, filing with the commercial court registry, removal from the trade register, and archiving of corporate documents.
Management of dissolution and liquidation of companies subject to regulatory authorisation: coordination with supervisory authorities (ACPR, AMF, ANJ) for the surrender or transfer of licences.
Support through the voluntary dissolution procedure, from the shareholders' decision to the final deregistration of the company.
Advice on the modalities of cessation of activity, the legal obligations of directors, and the management of relations with employees, creditors, and public authorities.
Dissolution of redundant subsidiaries as part of a group reorganisation, with coordination between the entities concerned and the relevant authorities.
Financial companies, digital asset service providers, and gaming operators whose dissolution requires specific management vis-à-vis sector regulators.
Dissolution and liquidation carry liability risks for directors and shareholders. Whitepeak Law secures each step of the process to avoid personal liability exposure.
Every matter is handled by the founding partner. First point of contact, last reviewer. No delegation of judgment on matters that engage the clients' personal liability.
Dissolution requires close coordination with tax and accounting advisors to optimise the tax aspects of the liquidation and prepare the closing accounts.
Confidential initial consultation to analyse your situation, identify the applicable dissolution modalities, and define the best approach for your winding-up procedure.
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