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Understanding Freezing Orders: A Guide

Freezing Orders, also known as Mareva Injunctions, are powerful legal tools used to prevent a defendant from disposing of or dealing with their assets pending the outcome of legal proceedings. United Solicitors recognizes the significance of Freezing Orders in protecting the interests of our clients and ensuring fair resolution in legal disputes.

What are Freezing Orders?

A Freezing Order is a court order that prohibits a party from disposing of, dealing with, or diminishing the value of their assets. These orders are typically sought by claimants who believe that the defendant may attempt to dissipate their assets to avoid satisfying a judgment.

Key Features of Freezing Orders:

When are Freezing Orders Granted?

Freezing Orders are granted at the discretion of the court and typically require the applicant to demonstrate:

How United Solicitors Can Help:

At United Solicitors, our experienced team of solicitors understands the complexities involved in obtaining and defending against Freezing Orders. We provide comprehensive legal advice and representation to both claimants seeking to protect their interests and defendants facing such orders.

How United Solicitors Can Help:

Conclusion:

Freezing Orders are a vital tool in safeguarding assets and ensuring the enforceability of legal judgments. United Solicitors is committed to assisting clients in navigating the intricacies of Freezing Orders, providing tailored legal solutions to protect their interests effectively. 

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