Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law

Our office provides services in relation to the initiation and follow-up of enforcement, bankruptcy, and concordat cases, as well as applications for precautionary attachment, and the management of processes for the collection of commercial and personal receivables arising from various legal relationships such as checks, promissory notes, contracts, current accounts, invoices, rent, pledges, mortgages, and personal debts. We also handle legal procedures related to enforcement follow-up, objections to debt and signatures, cancellation of follow-up, complaints about enforcement officers, complaints of exemption from attachment, cancellation of objections, negative declaratory actions, restitution, claims of right, and complaints about dishonored checks.

For the planning of financial processes and maintaining a balance between receivables, debts, collections, and payments, it is crucial that uncollected debts are followed up with the most accurate, fast, and effective legal methods. This should be done with professional attorney support, ensuring that procedural steps are carried out in a result-oriented manner within the case files.

Moreover, in enforcement-related lawsuits, it is essential to act within the time limits and in accordance with procedure in order to increase the likelihood of success and prevent potential loss of rights. For this, professional attorney support is critical.