Enforcement Law

Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law All of the activities that serve the realization of the demands arising from the material law by the authorized organs and power of the state are called enforcement activities; the branch of law regulating the rules regarding this is called enforcement law (enforcement and bankruptcy law).

Execution and bankruptcy law is based on a two-party system. The parties to the proceedings are the creditor and the debtor. The creditor is the party who makes the request and initiates the enforcement proceedings, and the debtor is the party against whom the proceedings are initiated, that is, the party who is obliged to pay the debt. Our office provides services in this field, especially in matters;

Objection to enforcement/payment order,
Follow-up of work and transactions related to enforcement proceedings from start to finish,
Filing a complaint against the actions taken by the bailiff regarding the proceedings,
All kinds of negative assessment and reclamation lawsuits arising from the law of execution,
Cancellation and removal of objection to enforcement proceedings,
Forced real estate auction termination cases,
All kinds of claims,
Procedures for the forced sale of immovable property