Obtain advice on dismissal proceedings

When a debtor objects to a summons to pay, the creditor can apply to the court for the objection to be dismissed. If he obtains it, he can continue the proceedings, which will lead to seizure or bankruptcy. Depending on the circumstances, the creditor may even be able to apply for release through a less complicated summary procedure, enabling him to act more quickly. It is therefore important to protect yourself effectively against dismissal proceedings and, depending on the case, to act quickly.

When proceedings are initiated, the court summons the parties to a hearing. Depending on the type of proceedings, this may be the only hearing that takes place, and it is imperative to be properly prepared. In all cases, it is advisable to respond in writing to the application for dismissal, filing a detailed response with the court in good time.

If the objection is nevertheless dismissed, it is possible in certain cases to file a debt relief petition with the court.

If you are the subject of dismissal proceedings, it is important to act correctly and in good time. Legalify offers assistance in the event of a dismissal. Contact our lawyers for more information.