For creditors and debtors
Advice, assistance and representation in enforcement proceedings, for both creditors and debtors.
I quickly review the enforcement documents, choose the right strategy and explain the steps, deadlines and costs clearly, so you can anticipate how the procedure will unfold.
A clear approach
Every step, in plain language.
Prompt action
Short deadlines, closely monitored.
An effective strategy
Focused on results.
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Enforcement services
How I work
We discuss your situation, I review your documents and explain your options.
We agree on suitable steps and discuss risks and costs.
I prepare the documents or represent you in negotiations and in court.
I keep you informed and adjust the strategy as your case develops.
Why seek advice
Enforcement proceedings are technical and can have a major impact on your assets. I defend your interests with an effective, results-focused strategy, whether you are recovering a debt or facing enforcement yourself.
Short answers
More questions? We can discuss your situation.
The general deadline is 15 days, but its starting point depends on what is challenged: knowledge of the enforcement act, communication or notice of attachment, or, for enforcement itself, receipt of the authorisation order, summons or knowledge of the first act, as applicable (Article 715). For attachment of periodic income, the debtor’s deadline starts no later than the first deduction. Other challenges have special rules. Missing the deadline may lead to dismissal as late. Exceptionally, Article 186 allows reinstatement of the deadline upon proof of a duly justified impediment: the procedural act and the reinstatement request must both be submitted within 15 days after the impediment ends. Acceptance is not automatic; have the documents checked promptly. A stay of enforcement requires a separate request under the law.
Yes. The court may stay enforcement on application and for good reason. A security deposit, calculated on the amount in dispute, is usually required, and in urgent cases you can also ask for a provisional stay.
No more than one third of your net monthly income for ordinary debts and no more than half for maintenance obligations. Where there are several attachments, the total cannot exceed half of your net income (Article 729 of the Code of Civil Procedure).
The right to seek enforcement is generally time-barred after 3 years, or 10 years for titles concerning rights in rem (Article 706 of the Code of Civil Procedure). Limitation does not apply automatically: it has to be raised.
As a rule, the debtor. That is why paying voluntarily or reaching an early agreement with the creditor can significantly reduce the overall costs.
Yes. A payment agreement or a settlement can lead to enforcement being postponed or ended. I can help you negotiate and draft the agreement.
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