Court Order-for-Payment Procedure
If an out-of-court settlement with the debtor was not possible, the creditor faces the decision to take legal action in order to realize the claim. One possible and cost-effective measure is to initiate a court order-for-payment procedure. Alternatively, if the claim is disputed during the out-of-court collection procedure, filing a lawsuit is the effective route.
We use the court order-for-payment procedure to obtain an enforceable title for your claims. In this procedure, the enforcement order is issued after the default summons has been served and the objection period has expired. The enforcement order makes your claims legally secure and therefore enforceable.
Our partner lawyers take over the case as soon as your debtor objects to the claim without justification.
We use the court order-for-payment procedure to obtain an enforceable title for your claims. In this procedure, the enforcement order is issued after the default summons has been served and the objection period has expired. The enforcement order makes your claims legally secure and therefore enforceable.
Our partner lawyers take over the case as soon as your debtor objects to the claim without justification.
We use the court order-for-payment procedure to obtain an enforceable title for your claims. In this procedure, the enforcement order is issued after the default summons has been served and the objection period has expired. The enforcement order makes your claims legally secure and therefore enforceable.
Our partner lawyers take over the case as soon as your debtor objects to the claim without justification.