ENFORCEMENT AND BANKRUPTCY LAW
Enforcement and bankruptcy law is the branch of law that regulates matters such as the collection of receivables, the restructuring of debts, the management of bankruptcy proceedings, and the monitoring of compulsory enforcement actions.
In this field, the effective and accurate management of processes is of great importance for both creditors and debtors. We provide professional legal support at all stages, from enforcement to collection, from objections to bankruptcy.
OUR AREAS OF SERVICE
- We initiate enforcement proceedings based on court judgments, non-court judgments, and negotiable instruments, and we monitor files at all stages of the process.
- We protect our clients’ rights by preparing objection, negative declaratory judgment, and restitution lawsuits as debtors against unfair and irregular enforcement actions.
- We conduct seizure procedures for debt collection, plan sales processes, and provide security through asset determination.
- We follow up on litigation processes such as the annulment of objections, enforcement denial compensation, and eviction lawsuits related to enforcement law.
- We prepare concordat applications for debt restructuring and effectively represent our clients in bankruptcy proceedings. We offer fast and cost-effective solutions by acting as mediators in arbitration and settlement processes.
Frequently Asked Questions
If the debtor has no assets, will the enforcement proceedings be unsuccessful?
No. Even if there are no assets currently held, foreclosure proceedings can be initiated against assets to be acquired in the future. Furthermore, asset searches can be conducted through bank records, vehicle registrations, and land registry inquiries.
What should I do if I owe money but can't pay it back?
Objections can be raised to the enforcement proceedings, a payment plan can be proposed, or an application for a composition with creditors can be considered. This process can be managed with legal support.
I objected to the debt collection proceedings; will a lawsuit be filed?
Yes. The creditor can apply to the court for the annulment or removal of the objection. If the legal process is initiated, it is recommended that you consult a lawyer specializing in enforcement and bankruptcy law.
How can I object to an unhust debt collection proceeding?
As a debtor, you can file an objection petition with the enforcement office and initiate objection, negative declaratory judgment, and restitution lawsuits. Obtaining legal support during this process is crucial.
The person I'm owed money by isn't paying; how long will it take to resolve the issue?
Depending on the case file, seizure and collection procedures can proceed quickly if the debtor’s assets can be identified.
What documents do I need to initiate debt collection proceedings?
Documents showing the amount owed (promissory note, invoice, contract, etc.) are required for debt collection proceedings. With these documents, you can initiate debt collection proceedings with the assistance of a qualified lawyer.