Debt Collection and Execution Proceedings with İzmir Attorney

It is the use of state power through execution offices against the debtor for receivables that are not paid when due. All documented and undocumented receivables can be collected quickly under the follow-up of an İzmir execution attorney.

Types of Execution Proceedings

Depending on the proof document of the receivable, execution without judgment, attachment specific to negotiable instruments or execution based on court judgment options can be applied. Which step will produce faster results is determined by our preliminary analysis.

In execution without judgment, the creditor applies to the execution office without a court decision and ensures that a payment order is sent to the debtor. In attachment specific to negotiable instruments, execution is initiated through attachment based on negotiable instruments such as checks, promissory notes or bills of exchange. In execution with judgment, direct execution can be carried out with court decisions or documents in the nature of judgments. Since each type of proceeding has its own procedures and timelines, it is of great importance to determine the most suitable proceeding method for your case.

Objection and Negative Declaratory Actions

Not only as a creditor, but also as individuals against whom execution proceedings have been unjustly initiated, you have a fundamental right of defense such as "Objection". If no objection is made within the 7-day legal period, the debt becomes final.

We protect our clients' rights through legal remedies such as removal of objection, annulment of objection and negative declaratory actions. Especially in unjustly initiated execution proceedings, urgent legal intervention is of great importance for protecting the debtor's interests. Missing deadlines in the objection process can lead to irreversible loss of rights.

When Are Bankruptcy and Concordat Solutions Applied?

Concordat applications, known as postponement of bankruptcy or restructuring, which save capital companies experiencing repayment difficulties from ceasing operations, are the most sophisticated legal processes requiring deep financial experience.

The concordat process begins with the debtor applying to the court and obtaining temporary protection. During this process, balanced protection of creditors' rights, preparation of the concordat project and obtaining court approval are critical stages. In the bankruptcy process, we provide comprehensive legal support to our clients on issues such as appointment of liquidators, organization of creditors' meetings and fair distribution of assets.