Enforcement & Bankruptcy Law
It is a branch of law that covers the ways in which the creditor can recover his/her receivables in the event of non-payment of any debt between individuals. The creditor collects his/her receivables from the debtor through the enforcement or bankruptcy directorate. Another name for enforcement and bankruptcy law is forced enforcement law. Forced enforcement is the forced fulfillment of debts with the help of state power. If the debtor does not pay his/her debt, the state’s enforcement bodies seize the debtor’s assets, sell them and pay the creditor’s receivables. In this way, social balance is maintained by the state. Pena conducts comprehensive research in order to determine the rights and receivables of all movable, immovable and third party properties belonging to the debtor in enforcement proceedings for the purpose of collecting the receivables. Our services in this field also include litigation proceedings in enforcement courts and general courts for the resolution of disputes between the creditor/debtor and third parties.
Pena provides consultancy, follow-up and attorney services on enforcement and bankruptcy proceedings for the purpose of collecting receivables, debt liquidation between debtor or creditor clients and the other party and the protocol of the settlement agreements made, bankruptcy postponement, resolution of disputes arising from bank loan agreements, etc. on enforcement law-related issues.
