Category: Droit des sociétés

Did you know that more than 60% of M&A transactions fail due to avoidable legal errors? Faced with this alarming observation, SME managers are seeking to secure their external growth projects while avoiding legal and tax pitfalls. Maître Innocent TWAGIRAMUNGU, an experienced lawyer in Brussels, has been supporting companies in these […]

Did you know that two thirds of Belgian SRLs currently risk a fine of 1,500 euros for non-compliance with the new Companies and Associations Code? This alarming situation reveals the urgency of adapting and personalizing the statutes of your company. Beyond the legal obligation, personalized SRL statutes constitute your best legal shield to protect your […]

Imagine: you stood as guarantor, out of generosity, to help a close entrepreneur or a company in difficulty. But now, the debtor falls into bankruptcy. Are you stuck paying a debt that is not yours, sometimes for years? Not necessarily. Belgian law offers specific protection to sureties as […]

Did you know that an entrepreneur can pay between €200 and €2,700 to create their business in Belgium, depending on the legal form chosen? Faced with this considerable gap and the many hidden costs that are often overlooked, many entrepreneurs underestimate their initial budget and find themselves faced with unforeseen expenses. Since January 2023, the reform […]

Every month in Belgium, thousands of maintenance creditors wait in vain for the payment of a pension which does not come, despite a court decision in their favor. If you are one of these people faced with non-payment of alimony, know that solutions exist to obtain recovery of these amounts. Facing […]

Did you know that in Belgium, 30% of the votes are enough to exclude a partner who holds 70% of the shares? This legal reality perfectly illustrates the complexity of conflicts between partners that can arise in any business. Strategic differences, financial disagreements or personal disagreements can quickly turn a fruitful collaboration into a costly legal battle. Faced with these situations […]

When parents separate, the question of parental authority becomes crucial for the future of their children. In Belgium, the fundamental principle is that parental authority remains joint, even after a separation. However, in certain serious situations, a parent can request exclusive parental authority. How can we distinguish these exceptional situations from simple parental conflicts? Master […]

Did you know that 77% of Belgian businesses are family businesses (representing 77% of businesses with at least one worker, 45% of employment and a third of GDP according to the Degroof Petercam Barometer), but that only 30% of them survive the transition to the second generation? This alarming statistic reveals the urgency of anticipating the transmission of your […]

Did you know that more than two thirds of Belgian companies have still not adapted their statutes to the new Code of Companies and Associations, thus exposing themselves to major risks of personal liability? Faced with the increasing complexity of Belgian company law, many entrepreneurs wonder whether they should create their business alone or […]

Despite the 2022 reform establishing a legal presumption favorable to joint custody in Belgium, many parents are still refused this mode of accommodation by the courts. This situation, a source of distress and incomprehension, raises crucial questions: how can we effectively challenge this decision? What legal arguments can overturn an unfavorable judgment […]