Review the judgment or enforceable instrument and relevant operative reasoning
From proceedings to enforcement
Litigation & Enforcement
The firm handles court proceedings, written submissions and available review stages, as well as enforcement of judgments and enforceable instruments and disputes that may arise during execution. Work begins by identifying the instrument, relief, parties and relevant deadlines.
SCOPE OF WORK
How the firm assists in this area
The scope of service is defined after reviewing the facts, documents and competent forum. Depending on the matter, the engagement may include:
- Commencement of claims and court applications
- Preparation of pleadings, submissions and replies
- Appeals and further review where legal requirements are met
- Enforcement of judgments and enforceable instruments
- Attachment and execution applications where applicable
- Enforcement disputes and challenges to the extent permitted by law
OUR APPROACH
From documents to action
Identify sums or obligations to be enforced and relevant parties
Review prior execution steps and any existing orders or stays
File and follow appropriate applications and execution disputes through the next stage
FAQ
Initial information before contacting us
Does a judgment always end the matter?
Not necessarily. A judgment may require enforcement steps before practical effect is achieved, and separate execution disputes may arise.
Can any document be enforced directly?
Compulsory execution requires an instrument that qualifies for enforcement under the applicable law, so the document must be reviewed first.
Do you have a matter in this practice area?
Start with a brief initial contact. Do not send confidential documents or highly sensitive case details through the public form.