Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law

Enforcement and bankruptcy law is a branch of law regulated in a debt relationship so that the creditor can force the debtor to perform the debt through state organs in case the debt is not fulfilled. Various debt relationships arise between individuals in daily life and commercial life or as a result of a court decision, and the parties may experience various problems in collecting their receivables.

 

Apart from all these cases, it is possible to encounter unfair execution proceedings arising from illegally drawn up checks, promissory notes, invoices and similar reasons, although sometimes there is no debt relationship. Receivables can be followed through execution, as well as by bankruptcy in legal entities. When an unfair enforcement proceeding is made, the assets of individuals and if an unfair bankruptcy claim is made, the continuity of the commercial life of legal entities is in danger.

In some cases, debtors have difficulty in paying their debts and request a concordat for this. In order to apply for the concordat, the debtor does not have to be a person subject to bankruptcy. Every debtor, natural or legal person can apply for concordat if he/she wishes.

 

As TNC Law & Consultancy, we are ready with our expert staff to provide the most effective service to both real persons and institutions with legal personality in order to solve our clients' problems arising from enforcement and bankruptcy law and to prevent loss of rights.

 

Among the services we offer to our clients are;

• Enforcement proceedings and foreclosure proceedings without judgment,

• Execution proceedings arising from checks and promissory notes,

• Opening and following up lawsuits arising from bad checks and promissory notes,

• Carrying out mediation processes for the creditor and debtor to come to an agreement,

• Execution proceedings of receivables arising from bank, finance, loan and leasing contracts and restructuring of debts,

• Evacuation of leased immovables without judgment,

• Immaculate execution follow-ups,

• Objection to the enforcement payment order, cancellation and removal of objection cases,

• Negative clearance and restitution cases,

• Foreclosure transactions,

• Realization of sales transactions as a result of execution follow-up,

• Procedures for adjournment of execution as a result of resorting to legal remedy in writ of executions,

• Execution of court orders regarding doing or not doing a job,

• Pledge and mortgage transactions,

• Bankruptcy claims, managing the bankruptcy process,

• Preparing concordat requests of real and legal persons with financial difficulties and managing the concordat process,

are available.