In recent months, significant changes have occurred in the practice of the courts and private enforcement agents related to the introduction of electronic order for payment proceedings and the issuance of an electronic writ of execution. These innovations mark an important step towards the digitalization of civil procedure and the faster, more secure and transparent enforcement of creditors’ rights.
The team of Mikinski & Partners Law Office has gained real practical experience in working with electronic writs of execution and their enforcement before private enforcement agents entirely remotely.
Our firm actively assists clients with:
- Initiating order for payment proceedings, applying for and obtaining an electronic writ of execution entirely online under the new provisions of the Civil Procedure Code;
- Electronic service and communication with the court and the platforms of private enforcement agents;
- Practical enforcement of the electronic writ of execution before the competent enforcement agent in a fully remote manner.
The new regime aims to:
- Shorten the time between the issuance of the enforceable title and its actual enforcement;
- Reduce administrative formalities and the risk of lost documents;
- Ensure more secure traceability and authenticity of each electronic act.
Despite its advantages, practice shows that during the transitional period technical and procedural difficulties arise — for example, when granting a private enforcement agent access to the electronic writ of execution issued by the court, and others.
Our team combines in-depth knowledge of procedural law with technical competence regarding the electronic systems of the courts and private enforcement agents. In this way we provide our clients with timely issuance of a writ of execution in electronic form, correct and effective enforcement, and assistance in communication with the court and enforcement agents.
The team of Mikinski & Partners Law Office will ensure that your rights are protected quickly, securely and in full compliance with the new legal requirements.