Annotation

In the context of modern economic development, issues related to the bankruptcy of individuals are becoming increasingly relevant. Insolvency processes affect not only debtors, but also a wide range of stakeholders, including creditors, government agencies and financial managers. Particular attention in this area is paid to the responsibility of the financial manager, who plays a key role in the bankruptcy process. His activities are aimed at protecting the rights of creditors, as well as ensuring a fair and effective distribution of the debtor's property. The introduction of the institution of a financial manager in the bankruptcy procedures of individuals has become an important step towards streamlining and improving insolvency mechanisms. However, with the increase in the number of bankruptcy cases, there is a need for a more detailed analysis of the specifics of bringing the financial manager to justice for possible violations in the course of his activities. In this context, it is important to consider both the legal and practical aspects related to his duties and the possible consequences of their failure to fulfill them. The purpose of this work is to study the specifics of bringing the financial manager to justice in cases of insolvency of individuals, as well as to analyze existing legal norms and the practice of their application.