When intervention is needed

When the situation begins
to slip out of control.

Over-indebtedness arises when accumulated obligations can no longer be sustained from available resources.

There is rarely a single moment of crisis. More often it is a progression: deadlines accumulate, margins narrow, decisions become harder to defer.

Standard measures are no longer sufficient.

Available tools

Instruments to halt
enforcement pressure and
restructure the exposure.

L’ordinamento prevede procedure specifiche for individuals facing a state of over-indebtedness.

These include: consumer debt restructuring, minor composition, controlled liquidation, discharge of debts.

Access to these tools depends on the timing of intervention.

Main procedures
I
Consumer Debt Restructuring Plan

For the consumer debtor. Does not require creditor approval, but is subject to the court's assessment of the debtor's meritoriety.

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II
Simplified Composition Proceedings

Per lavoratori autonomi, professionisti, piccoli imprenditori. Requires approval by a majority of creditors.

III
Court-supervised Liquidation

Liquidation procedure with possible discharge of debts at conclusion for those who cannot access other forms of composition.

IV
Fresh-start Discharge

For the meritorious individual debtor who cannot offer any recovery to creditors.

V
Family Insolvency Procedures

Allows multiple members of the same family to address their position through a single joint procedure.

La variabile che conta

The instrument matters.
The timing of activation
matters more.

Identifying a procedure is not sufficient.

It is necessary to verify whether, at the current stage, the required conditions are still met — and with what residual margin.

It is necessary to assess whether, at this stage, the necessary conditions to access that procedure still exist.

Some options are not unavailable because they do not exist, but because they are no longer accessible at the point of intervention.

How the firm intervenes

Assessment of the position
and identification of
viable options.

The intervention consists of a technical review of the situation: nature and composition of the debts, overall sustainability, access conditions for available procedures, remaining options.

The analysis determines which procedure remains viable.

Avv. Antonio d’Onofrio is a licensed Crisis Manager for Over-indebtedness under Ministerial Decree 202/2014.

A fully defined position is not required.

An evolving position can also be assessed, to determine whether intervention margins remain and which options are concretely available.

Assess the remaining options.

Strictly confidential. No commitment.

Initial assessment within 24 hours. Request an initial assessment.