Corpus Capital
Insolvency of individuals and legal entities
We handle the procedure under the regime that applies to each debtor, both for the party entering it and for the creditor who has to assert its claim within the proceedings.
It is the same mechanism that receivables origination and recovery, from the creditor side, works to get ahead of.
In short
Acting for the debtor
- Debt renegotiation and validation of agreements
- Estate liquidation
- Reorganisation and reorganisation agreements
Acting for the creditor
- Court validation of out-of-court agreements
- Judicial liquidation
Conflicts of interest
Non-trading individuals and small traders
Governed by the Código General del Proceso, with the amendments introduced by Ley 2445 de 2025. Debt renegotiation takes place before a conciliation centre, a notary or a legal clinic, and admission freezes pending enforcement proceedings.
Legal entities and traders
The business insolvency regime of Ley 1116 de 2006, before the Superintendencia de Sociedades or the circuit civil judge depending on the debtor. Opening the proceedings suspends enforcement and subjects payments to the statutory order of priority.
Acting for the debtor
Viability is assessed, the applicable mechanism is chosen, the application is prepared with the schedule of creditors, and the negotiation hearing is attended.
- Debt renegotiation and validation of agreements
- Estate liquidation
- Reorganisation and reorganisation agreements
Acting for the creditor
The ranking and classification of the claim is verified, delaying tactics are challenged, and the creditor’s position is defended within the agreement or the liquidation, including the enforceability of the security granted.
- Court validation of out-of-court agreements
- Judicial liquidation
Conflicts of interest
The firm does not act for the creditor and the debtor of the same obligation at the same time. Where both roles are handled on separate matters, the allocation is checked beforehand to rule out a conflict of interest.