Obtaining a judgment is insufficient: the result depends on how quickly the debtor's assets are found and how effectively work with banks and the bailiff service is organized.
When assistance may be needed
- recovering a debt under a contract or written acknowledgment
- obtaining a court order for payment or writ of execution
- bailiff inaction
- searching for accounts and assets
- challenging actions in enforcement proceedings
Documents to prepare
- contract, written acknowledgment or court decision
- debt calculation
- enforcement document
- bailiff decisions
- information about the debtor's assets and accounts
How the work proceeds
- choosing ordinary claim proceedings or the court order procedure
- preparing the calculation and application
- submitting the enforcement document
- monitoring enforcement measures
- complaints and applications for compulsory enforcement measures
Important: Delay increases the risk of asset dissipation and missing the submission deadline for an enforcement document, so actions after the judgment enters into force should be planned in advance.
Work result
The service scope is defined by contract and may include legal analysis, document preparation, negotiations, representation and enforcement support. Tasks, deadlines and fee are agreed before work begins. No specific dispute outcome is guaranteed.