Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
Representation of creditors and debtors in debt collection, objections to enforcement proceedings and related disputes.
Collecting a receivable, or protecting one's rights against enforcement proceedings already started, requires acting correctly and on time. In this area, enforcement proceedings are started and conducted on behalf of creditors, objections and complaints are filed on behalf of debtors, and other disputes arising from enforcement law are followed.
For creditors
The appropriate type of proceeding is chosen after reviewing the documents supporting the claim, and the process is managed from start to finish.
For debtors
The objection and complaint options of persons subject to enforcement proceedings are assessed, and the payment order and other notifications are reviewed.
After the proceeding
Stages such as lawsuits that may follow an objection and attachment procedures are followed according to the status of the file.
Frequently Asked Questions
I received a payment order. What should I do?
Keep the payment order and documents relating to the debt and consult a lawyer without delay; objection options are subject to time limits.
Which documents do I need to collect a debt?
Documents showing the claim, such as contracts, invoices, promissory notes, cheques or correspondence, form the basis of the proceeding.
Do you advise both creditors and debtors?
Yes. Creditors and debtors can be represented in separate files.