This article seeks to fill the gap in the Slovenian literature in the field of debt discharge as a part of the personal bankruptcy proceedings. The first part of the article presents the basic theoretical knowledge about personal bankruptcy, with an emphasis on theories of rationalizing the debt discharge proceedings

The article seeks to present the potential sources of financing the debtor in the financial reorganization proceedings, their basic characteristics, categorization of those sources, and the presentation of the main dilemmas of each individual potential source of financing. Given the lack of such legal literature in Slovenian, the basic purpose of the article is to contribute to the essential legal literature in this field, which could be the basis for much needed further scientific and professional discussions.

The article seeks to analyse if rewarding insolvency trustees could be used as a tool for incentivizing trustees to pursue ex-post efficiency of insolvency procedures. Although this is an essential topic in insolvency law, literature is scarce. In conducting the study, the author assumed that trustees are agents of creditors (principals) and he examined how trustees could be incentivised to work for the interests of creditors.