Introduction and Service Overview
Initiating and conducting an enforcement process is associated with significant financial costs and strictly defined deadlines. It is critically important for both the creditor and the debtor to know in advance how much the administration of justice will cost them. Often, creditors begin enforcement proceedings without calculating preliminary fees, expertise, storage, or auction costs, which ultimately hinders the process. On the other hand, debtors are often charged inflated enforcement fees that do not comply with the law and can be appealed. The calculation of enforcement fees, costs, and deadlines is a highly specialized legal service aimed at clarifying the complete financial and temporal picture (budget and schedule) of the enforcement process in advance. This protects the parties from unexpected financial surprises and helps them make reasonable strategic decisions.
The calculation service is based on complex formulas found in legislation. For example, the tariffs of state and private execution officers differ, the fee depends on the percentage of the recovered amount, and the hourly or fixed costs of property evacuation, storage, and expertise must be considered. Added to this is the calculation of deadlines—when the stages of seizure, auction, and money transfer will occur. An experienced lawyer integrates all these variables into a unified system.