Corporate Law
Company formation, founding documents, ongoing counsel and voluntary liquidation — a complete legal envelope for your business activity.
Corporate & Business Counsel
The firm provides a complete legal envelope for companies and businesses — from incorporation and registration, through ongoing counsel, to voluntary liquidation at the end of the road.
Thanks to the firm’s real-estate specialization, we uniquely serve development and construction companies — including project SPVs, partnership and financing agreements, and the transactions themselves.
What We Handle
- Incorporating companies with the Registrar of Companies
- Drafting articles and founding documents
- Founders' and shareholders' agreements
- Ongoing counsel to development and real-estate companies
- Voluntary liquidation and striking off
- Structural changes — capital, shares and directors
The Process
Preliminary Advice & Structure
Matching the corporate structure to the activity, partners and tax considerations.
Founding Documents
Articles, shareholder and director declarations, and a founders' agreement as needed.
Registration
Filing and counsel until the certificate of incorporation issues.
Ongoing Counsel
Resolutions, minutes, annual reports and Registrar updates.
Voluntary Liquidation
An orderly wind-down — resolutions, publications and striking the company off.
Forming a company or winding down? We would be glad to assist
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Key Terms
Articles of Association
The founding document setting the company's and shareholders' rules.
Founders' Agreement
A pre-incorporation agreement governing relations, investments and decision mechanisms.
Voluntary Liquidation
An orderly ending of a debt-free company through striking off the register.
Real-Estate SPV
A special-purpose company usually formed for a specific real-estate project.
FAQ
When should you incorporate?
When the activity justifies separating personal and business assets, when there are partners, or for tax reasons — particularly in development and real-estate activity.
What does incorporation involve?
Choosing a name, drafting articles and declarations, filing online with the Registrar and receiving the certificate — usually within days.
Why a founders' agreement?
It settles partner relations in advance — investments, roles, profit distribution and exit mechanisms — preventing costly disputes later.
How do you close an inactive company?
Through voluntary liquidation — lawful resolutions, official publications and striking off. A company not lawfully wound down keeps accruing fees and reporting duties.
