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Judgment EnforcementKeeping enforcement moving
Representing creditors and debtors in enforcement proceedings — filing requests, controlling deadlines and challenging unlawful actions or inaction of state and private enforcement officers.

Travel to Ukraine
Not required
Typical timeline
From 2 weeks
Format
Legal agreement signed remotely
Language
Updates in English

Overview
When the enforcement process stalls
Enforcement proceedings depend on the officer's initiative and on the parties' requests. Creditors need someone who pushes the process; debtors need protection from unlawful arrests and excessive charges.
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The officer is not taking action
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Assets were arrested unlawfully
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The officer miscalculated amounts or fees
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You need to replace the enforcement officer
Your options
Support for creditors and debtors
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Creditor representation
Pushing the process with requests and asset information.
Throughout the proceedings
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Debtor protection
Challenging unlawful arrests and excessive charges.
Usually 1–3 months
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Complaint to court
Challenging the officer's decisions or inaction in court.
Usually 1–3 months
How it works
How we keep enforcement on track

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Consultation
We review your situation and confirm the right route.
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Legal agreement
You sign remotely; we confirm the scope and fee in writing.
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File review
We review the enforcement file.
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Requests
We file requests and push deadlines.
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Complaints
We challenge violations where needed.
What we need from you
Documents from the enforcement file
- Enforcement document
- Officer's decisions and correspondence
- Payment documents
- Information about assets
Scans are enough to start. We tell you if any document needs an apostille or translation, and arrange it if you prefer.

Related services
Often handled together
FAQ
What clients ask before filing
Not covered here? Ask an attorney directly during your consultation.
How long can enforcement last?
Until the decision is fully enforced or the proceedings are closed on legal grounds.
What fee does a private officer charge?
A basic fee as a percentage of the amount recovered, set by law.
Can a debtor challenge an arrest?
Yes, for example if the property belongs to someone else or is protected from enforcement.
Where can I complain about an officer?
To the Ministry of Justice or to court, depending on the type of officer and the issue.
Can I change a private enforcement officer?
Yes. A creditor can transfer the proceedings to another private officer under the rules in force.
Let's put an end to the uncertainty.
Tell us about your matter. An experienced attorney will review it and lay out your options — clearly and in English. We always see the matter through to the end.
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