Enforcement in BiH

In the event that the debtor does not consent to peaceful settlement, you will need to engage a law office with experience in debt collection.

The enforcement procedure starts by filing a motion for enforcement, which is a strictly formal act that must contain all mandatory elements prescribed by the law, otherwise it will be dismissed by the court.

Motions for enforcement cannot be filed without an adequate underlying document required by the law. Such enforceable documents include: enforceable court rulings and enforceable court settlements, enforceable decisions issued in the administrative procedure and settlements reached in the administrative procedure for payment of a monetary liability, unless otherwise specified by the law, enforceable notarial documents, other documents designated by the law as enforceable documents.

Considering the complexity of the enforcement procedure and the severity of potential consequences for both parties in the procedure, we advise you to contact our law office.

We remain at our clients‘ disposal for legal assistance and counsel in all stages of enforcement, whether they are creditors or debtors in this process.

Our area of expertise includes:

  • Drawing up and filing motions for enforcement on immovable property;
  • Drawing up and filing motions for enforcement on company shares;
  • Drawing up and filing motions for enforcement on debtor’s moveable property;
  • Drawing up and filing motions for enforcement on the debtor’s salary or pension;
  • Advice and assistance for filing any legal documents during the procedure;
  • Provision of information concerning the consequences of (not) acting on decisions made in the enforcement procedure;
  • We make it possible for creditors to effectively enforce their claim, or for debtors to refute the creditor’s claims, subject to legally valid grounds for doing so.