Stepping in when a writ of execution threatens to seize your business property or equipment.
Once a judgment is entered, a creditor can use a writ of execution to have property seized. At Shim Law Group, P.C., we intervene when a writ of execution threatens to seize business property or equipment, working to stop the seizure before it happens. When your equipment and inventory are on the line, we act fast.
A writ directs an enforcement officer to seize and sell property to satisfy a judgment. We look at whether the judgment and the writ are proper, whether any property is exempt, and what relief may be available to protect the assets your business depends on.
We move quickly to protect your property and to challenge an improper writ or judgment. Where the debt is legitimate, we work toward a resolution that keeps your business operating.
Our attorneys are ready to review your situation and answer your questions. Contact us today at (718) 878-1177 or fill out our online form for free.
A writ of execution is a court-issued order that authorizes an enforcement officer to seize and sell property to satisfy a judgment. It usually follows a judgment against the debtor.
In appropriate circumstances, yes. Relief may be available by challenging the writ or judgment, identifying exempt property, or negotiating with the creditor. Fast action improves your options.
Certain property may be exempt from seizure under the law. We review your situation to identify protected property and to challenge an improper writ.
Very. A writ can lead to a seizure quickly, so it is important to act as soon as you learn of it to protect your equipment and inventory.
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