Enforcement of a Debt
Do you have a final court title and the debtor still is not paying? We will start enforcement and choose the most suitable method of recovery.
Free consultation →What I will handle for you
Once a payment order or judgment becomes final, enforcement can begin. A bailiff has statutory powers to secure the debtor’s assets. Choosing the right bailiff and method of enforcement speeds up recovery of the debt.
- ✓Preparing the petition to start enforcement
- ✓Choosing a suitable bailiff
- ✓Enforcement against wages, bank account, real estate, movable assets
- ✓Representation in enforcement proceedings
- ✓Monitoring the progress of enforcement
- ✓Debtor insolvency: filing your claim
How enforcement works and which methods are most effective
A bailiff can carry out enforcement in three main ways: deductions from wages (the most reliable, runs automatically for the whole period), attachment of funds from a bank account (fast, but the debtor may deplete the funds), and sale of real estate or movable assets (slow, but very effective for debtors with real property). The choice of method depends on the debtor’s financial situation. I will help you choose the right bailiff and enforcement strategy for maximum effectiveness.
Who will handle your case
Ing. Mgr. Tomáš Beneš
Attorney registered with the Czech Bar Association, based in Prague.
Law degree from Charles University. I focus on business law, real estate and employment disputes. I handle every case personally, no assistants.
More about me →How we will work together
Describe your case
Fill in a short form or send me an e-mail. A few sentences about what happened and what you need to resolve are enough.
Send your documents
Attach the relevant documents (contracts, correspondence, notice of termination…). I accept everything securely online.
We'll discuss it by phone
I will study your case and call you within 48 hours with a proposal for the specific next steps, including the price.
You'll receive the solution by e-mail
You will receive the contract, filing or legal analysis by e-mail. Everything is done quickly and without unnecessary meetings.
Need advice?
Describe your case. You will receive a concrete answer within 48 hours, completely free of charge.
Free consultation →Frequently asked questions: Enforcement of a debt
Your case is in good hands.
The first consultation is free and without obligation.
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