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Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
Enforcement and bankruptcy law is a branch of law that covers the methods by which a creditor can recover a debt incurred between individuals in the event of non-payment of a debt for any reason. The creditor collects the debt from the debtor through the enforcement or bankruptcy office.
Another name for enforcement and bankruptcy law is compulsory enforcement. Compulsory enforcement is the forced payment of debts through state force. If a debtor fails to pay their debt, state enforcement agencies seize the debtor's assets, sell them, and pay the creditor's debt from the sale proceeds. In this way, social stability is maintained through the state's intervention. Our law firm offers consulting, monitoring, and legal services on matters related to enforcement law.
For clients with a large number of debtors, the law firm provides solution-oriented services for debt collection through its call center prior to legal proceedings. It communicates with debtors to protect their interests. In the field of Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law, it conducts comprehensive investigations to identify all movable and immovable properties belonging to the debtor, as well as rights and receivables held by third parties, during enforcement proceedings aimed at collecting receivables. Services in this area also include litigation in enforcement and general courts to resolve disputes between creditors/debtors and third parties. If an agreement cannot be reached with the debtors, foreclosure or bankruptcy proceedings are initiated.
Our main services are as follows;
Enforcement proceedings with or without a judgment and related cases heard in the enforcement court
Foreign exchange tracking, i.e. tracking transactions related to checks, promissory notes and similar valuable documents
Precautionary lien cases
Precautionary injunction cases
Bankruptcy proceedings and related cases
Cases of annulment and removal of objection
Eviction and rent receivables cases regarding rented real estate
Negative declaratory judgment and recovery cases
Transactions related to the conversion of movable and immovable mortgages into cash
