Training programme

Learning objectives

At the end of the course, trainees will be able to :

  1. Determining whether a distribution should be made to a single creditor or to several creditors
  2. Draw up the deeds required to release the funds
  3. Conducting an amicable distribution from start to finish
  4. Responding to disputes or procedural difficulties

Module 1 - Amicable distribution to a single creditor

  • Opting for single creditor distribution: conditions, prior checks
  • Deposit of the auction price and the role of the receiver (CARPA)
  • Releasing funds: formalities, deadlines, penalties

Module 2 - Amicable distribution where there is more than one creditor

  • Preliminary analysis and claims update requests
  • Composition of the prize
  • Classification of claims: liens, mortgages, unsecured creditors
  • Drafting the distribution plan
  • Notification of creditors and debtor
  • Challenging the project: deadlines, forms, effects
  • Approval by the enforcement judge

Practical workshop Writing a distribution project based on a fictitious file.

Module 3 - Procedural complications

  • Challenging the distribution plan: procedure, deadlines, jurisdiction
  • Refusal to approve the distribution plan
  • Probated error: remedies
  • Judicial distribution: changeover, procedure, judgment