A court decision or settlement agreement only has real impact if it is enforced. It is essential to act before the debtor organizes their insolvency.
Enforcement proceedings
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01 — Protective seizures
Blocking a debtor's accounts or assets even before obtaining a judgment, when the claim appears well-founded and its recovery is at risk. This measure is generally authorized by a judge and can be combined with a security interest on real estate, a business, or company shares.
02 — Attachment of assets
Once an enforceable title is obtained, seizing sums owed to your debtor by third parties, starting with their bank accounts. This is the most direct tool for turning a judgment into payment.
03 — Forced enforcement of court decisions
Whether it is a French judgment, an arbitral award, or a foreign decision, the firm obtains its recognition in France if necessary, then works with the judicial officer to select the most effective measures based on the debtor's assets.
04 — Proceedings before the enforcement judge
Contesting a seizure, requesting a release, payment extensions, or difficulties in enforcing a title. The firm acts for creditors defending their measures as well as for debtors challenging them.
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A well-chosen measure often brings the debtor back to the table: guaranteed payment plans, settlement protocols, or payment in exchange for release.
Petitions for protective seizure, registration of judicial security interests, and payment orders to quickly obtain an enforceable title.
Proceedings before the enforcement judge, exequatur of foreign decisions and arbitral awards, and litigation regarding the distribution of funds.
