For debt collection law prepares various procedures, that in some cases, are cumulative.
The first of these procedures, which normally precedes any kind of judicial action, is the so-called “letter of formal notice” of the debtor, which takes the form of an invitation to the payment made by the creditor to the debtor, by which the law brings forth certain effects.
In the event that the credit is embedded in a document of title (bill of exchange or bank check), these securities are already executive, and you can proceed immediately to an action of debt collection by precept payment.
Another widely used procedure is the injunction order. It is a payment order (or delivery) given to the debtor by the court by decree. Such a measure may also be enforced immediately, providing for a creditor to be able to take immediate action for recovery. The injunction, however, can be obtained only in certain conditions.
Finally, it remains where it is not feasible the above procedures, the use of an ordinary procedure (with the outcome of a judgment) in order to check the existence of the claim, and to order the debtor to pay.
In addition to these methods, which are successively involved the establishment of mandatory reporting, there are specific safeguards, which may be included thanks to the advice of the lawyer at the time of entering into a contract, with the aim of increasing the probability that the claim is honored. Your interest is not to start causes where it is clear that the debtor has no property. We carry out preventive controls to prevent you wasting time and money.