Asset Tracing
Identify. Trace. Recover.
Identifying and tracing assets relevant to legal claims, recovery proceedings and dispute resolution.
What Information Can Help?
The information available at the outset can help establish the scope of an asset-tracing exercise and identify potential avenues for further review. Each matter is assessed according to its facts and the applicable legal framework.
Details That May Assist the Review
Where available, please keep the following information ready:
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Contracts & Correspondence
Contracts, invoices, guarantees and relevant correspondence.
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Counterparty Details
Names and known details of the relevant counterparties.
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Existing Legal Records
Any judgments, decrees, awards or notices already obtained.
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Business & Registration Details
Known business addresses, registrations or group entities.
From Information to a Clearer Strategy
A structured review helps organise available information and assess possible next steps without assuming that recovery is guaranteed.
Review
Understand the claim, available records and relevant parties.
Trace
Consider appropriate sources of information to identify potential assets.
Assess
Review findings in the context of the legal position and recovery options.
Plan Next Steps
Consider suitable legal and procedural routes based on the matter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Understand the scope and limitations of asset tracing.
1. Is asset tracing lawful? +
2. Can tracing be done before proceedings are started? +
3. Does tracing guarantee that assets will be recovered? +
Need Assistance With Asset Tracing?
Share a brief outline of your matter to discuss the available information and potential next steps.
All enquiries are treated with appropriate confidentiality.
Discuss Your Claim
Share your details and a brief outline of your enquiry.