Cum să-ți recuperezi banii împrumutați? Soluții legale și eficiente.

How to recover your borrowed money? Legal and effective solutions.

Have you lent money and never got it back? Here's the quick solution!

Loans between individuals or legal entities are common, but what do you do when the debtor refuses to repay the amount owed? Don't let yourself be the loser! Find out how you can recover your money quickly and efficiently through court.

1. Do you have clear proof of the loan?

To get your money back, you need solid evidence, such as:

  • A signed loan agreement;

  • A receipt or a receipt confirmed by the debtor;

  • Messages, emails or bank transfers attesting to the transaction.

Without a written document, the process becomes more complicated, but not impossible! We can find solutions for you.

2. Try amicable recovery!

Don't want to go straight to court? Start by:

  • Contacting the debtor and reminding him of the debt;

  • Sending an official notification by email or registered letter;

  • Calling a lawyer for a legal subpoena.

A firm and professional approach can convince the debtor to pay his debt without a trial!

3. When the court becomes necessary

If you've exhausted all amicable solutions, let's go to court! The steps are simple:

  1. Filing a subpoena – We take care of all the details for you!

  2. Payment of state tax – Calculated based on the amount owed.

  3. Trial – The court analyzes the evidence and makes a decision.

  4. Obtaining an enforceable judgment – ​​This forces the debtor to pay.

4. Forced execution – the last resort!

If the debtor does not comply with the court decision, we call on a bailiff who can:

  • Block the debtor's bank accounts;

  • Seize his assets;

  • Sell ​​the assets to recover the amount owed.

Don't leave the debt unrecovered! Contact i-avocat.md

Time is of the essence when it comes to debt recovery. The i-avocat.md team helps you recover your money quickly and legally!

Contact us today and let's solve this problem together!

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