Collecting your receivable or defending yourself against an unjust enforcement action — enforcement and bankruptcy processes demand swift and accurate action. We are by your side in everything from individual and commercial debt collection to bankruptcy and composition.
An unpaid debt, a cheque/promissory note, or a right reduced to a court judgment — enforcement proceedings are the primary means of collecting your receivable through legal channels. Starting the process correctly saves time and prevents the debtor from dissipating assets.
For commercial enterprises in financial difficulty, bankruptcy and composition are critical processes for both debtors and creditors. Composition allows a debtor to restructure debts while continuing operations; bankruptcy governs the liquidation process. In both, the right legal strategy is essential to prevent loss of rights.
If unjust enforcement proceedings have been initiated against you, a negative declaratory action may be brought to prove that you are not indebted or that the debt has been paid. The time limits are forfeiting; it is crucial not to miss the statutory period for objecting to the proceedings. When faced with enforcement, we recommend seeking legal support without losing time.
Important: The time limits for objecting to enforcement proceedings are short, and missing them finalises the proceedings. When you receive a payment order, consult a lawyer immediately.
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