Fraudulent bankruptcy is a serious crime that can have devastating consequences for those who are unjustly accused. In particular, being identified as a de facto administrator of a company involved in fraudulent bankruptcy can expose you to heavy legal and financial responsibilities.
A de facto administrator is a person who, although not formally appointed as an administrator, nonetheless exercises decision-making and managerial powers within a company. This figure can emerge in scenarios where management has been informally delegated or where there has been an abuse of power.
To effectively defend yourself against the accusation of being a de facto administrator, it is crucial to gather and present evidence that demonstrates your lack of involvement in the company's management. Here are some key steps:
Dealing with an accusation of this type requires a well-planned legal strategy. Here are some practical suggestions:
"Consulting an experienced lawyer is the first step to building a solid and personalized defense."
Being involved in a fraudulent bankruptcy proceeding as a de facto administrator may seem like a nightmare, but with the right legal assistance, it is possible to prove your innocence. The Bianucci Law Firm is by your side to offer you support and expertise. Contact us for personalized assistance from our team of experts.