Our Services
Enforcement & Bankruptcy Law
Our Enforcement & Bankruptcy Law team provides fast solutions to both creditors and debtors in initiating enforcement proceedings with or without a court judgment, carrying out attachments, and litigating objection cancellation/removal, negative declaratory and unjust enrichment recovery cases.
Our experience spans commercial and personal debt relationships, proceedings based on negotiable instruments (checks, promissory notes, bills of exchange), and composition and bankruptcy postponement processes. If you are the debtor, we help you protect your rights while finding the most suitable payment or restructuring solution; if you are the creditor, we help you collect what you're owed as quickly and effectively as possible.
Areas We Cover
- Enforcement proceedings with or without a court judgment
- Enforcement proceedings based on negotiable instruments (checks, notes)
- Objection cancellation and objection removal lawsuits
- Managing attachment, custody and sale procedures
- Negative declaratory and unjust enrichment recovery cases
- Composition (concordat) and bankruptcy postponement processes
- Bankruptcy and bankruptcy postponement lawsuits
What We Offer in This Area
- Initiating enforcement proceedings for fast debt collection
- Representation in objection cancellation and removal cases
- Managing proceedings based on negotiable instruments
- Advisory on composition and bankruptcy processes
- Protecting debtors from unnecessary loss of rights
- Close monitoring of attachment and sale stages
Frequently Asked Questions
A debtor's timely objection suspends the proceeding; the creditor can then file a case to cancel or remove the objection in order to resume enforcement.
You can pursue collection through enforcement proceedings specific to negotiable instruments, which generally move faster than the general attachment route.
Composition allows debtors in financial distress who want to avoid bankruptcy to restructure their debts by agreement with creditors; whether it fits your situation needs to be assessed case by case.
You can object to the enforcement office within the legal deadline, and if necessary, file a negative declaratory action to establish that you do not owe the debt.
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