Practice Area
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Judgment Enforcement
A court decision is only worth what you collect
Enforcing Ukrainian court decisions, recognising foreign judgments and arbitral awards in Ukraine, searching for assets and working with enforcement officers — until the money or property reaches you.
Recognition of foreign judgments · State and private enforcement officers · Asset search
About this area
Winning the case is half the work
Debtors move assets, change addresses and ignore decisions. We start enforcement quickly, choose between state and private enforcement officers, search for property and accounts, and use the tools the law provides to make the decision real.
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You have a Ukrainian court decision
Opening enforcement proceedings, arresting assets and controlling the officer's actions.
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You have a foreign judgment against a debtor in Ukraine
Recognition and permission for enforcement of foreign court decisions and arbitral awards.
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You need to collect child support
Enforcing child support decisions in Ukraine and abroad, including arrears.
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Enforcing Ukrainian judgments
Turning Ukrainian court decisions into payment or property.
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Recognition of foreign judgments
Recognising and enforcing foreign court decisions in Ukraine.
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Working with enforcement officers
Managing and challenging enforcement officers' actions.
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Questions
Before you call, the essentials
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Can a foreign court decision be enforced in Ukraine?
Is there a deadline to enforce a foreign judgment in Ukraine?
What is the difference between state and private enforcement officers?
Can you find the debtor's assets?
What if the debtor has nothing in their name?
Let's put an end to the uncertainty.
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