Liability in sole proprietorships and seizure

Questioner

In the case of a sole proprietorship, the assets of the partner who is or will be held liable can be seized. Could you please let me know how I can fix this? Is there a solution to this problem? Bvd, Sam Bagh

Questioner

You can change your legal structure to a private limited company (BV), public limited company (NV), etc. However, if a seizure has already been issued, this is no longer possible. You cannot withdraw your sole proprietorship from the seizure at the time of the seizure. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Questioner

You can arrange your cohabitation, assets, and contribution of property in a cohabitation agreement or prenuptial agreement that specifically designates or excludes assets. You can also draw up a document listing the assets that belong to you and your partner, along with proof of purchase. If all assets are seized, an interested party can file a complaint about the wrongful seizure of someone else's assets.