Enforcement Law
Initiating proceedings, objections to payment orders, attachments and attachment of pensions.
Debt collection and the rights of debtors are governed by Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004 (İİK). The office acts for both creditors and debtors.
Main topics
- Enforcement based on a judgment and without a judgment
- Objections to payment orders and actions for removal or annulment of objections
- Attachment of salaries, bank accounts, movable and immovable property
- Attachment of retirement pensions and objections of non-attachability
- Complaints to the enforcement court
In general attachment proceedings, the time limit to object to a payment order is 7 days from its notification (İİK Art. 62).
Articles in this area
Objecting to a Payment Order: Time Limit and Procedure
How to object to a payment order within 7 days in enforcement proceedings without a judgment, and what the creditor can do after an objection.
Att. Ahmet Bertuğ Dönmez16 October 2026
Can a Retirement Pension Be Attached?
The non-attachability of pensions paid by the Social Security Institution, its exceptions, and complaints to the enforcement court.
Att. Ahmet Bertuğ Dönmez14 August 2026
If the Attached Property Is Yours: Third-Party Ownership Claims
When a third party's property is attached for a debtor: who must sue, the 7-day time limits and the presumption of ownership.
Att. Ahmet Bertuğ Dönmez19 June 2026