Enforcement and Attachments
We help you collect what you are owed and enforce judgments and security interests, and we also defend you against attachments: protective, garnishment, enforcement and real estate attachments.
Enforcement and collection
From a recognized right to actual payment
Being right is not enough: the claim or judgment has to become a payment. We assess the debtor’s assets and choose the most effective enforcement path for your case.
If you are the one facing an attachment, we review its validity and the deadlines to respond, and look for the best way to protect your assets.
What is included
- Protective attachments and garnishments.
- Enforcement attachments on movable property.
- Real estate attachments and foreclosure of mortgages.
- Enforcement of judgments and debt collection.
- Defense of the debtor and actions to annul or lift an attachment.
How we work
Step by step
Case assessment
We review the facts, documents and deadlines, and explain your options clearly.
Strategy
We define the most suitable path —negotiation, urgent measure or lawsuit— and prepare the evidence.
Representation
We represent you at every stage of the proceedings and keep you informed of every development.
Professional backing
Our experience
The work is led personally by our Founding Partner, who has experience in high-impact strategic litigation before the courts of the Dominican Republic and the United States.
Enforcement and Attachments
Common Questions
In certain cases, yes, through a protective attachment, which freezes the debtor’s assets while the merits are decided. We assess whether your claim meets the conditions to request it.
Contact us immediately with the notice you received. We review its validity and the deadlines, which are usually short, to define your defense.
It is an attachment on sums or assets of the debtor held by a third party, such as bank accounts.
Enforcement and Attachments
Do you need to collect a debt, or were you served?
Tell us about your case and we will tell you the most effective path.