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Problem We Solve
You obtained a judgment, but payment hasn’t arrived. NJA files for execution, locates assets, and requests attachment orders, salary deductions, or travel bans where available, working with court enforcement departments in all Emirates.Â
Our Process
• Execution Review: Verify judgment, writ of execution, and debtor infoÂ
• File Execution: Open execution case and notify debtorÂ
• Asset Actions: Request bank/vehicle attachment, property liens, or payroll deductions where applicableÂ
• Recovery: Manage auction/distribution and close the fileÂ
Timeline & Process
Stage | Estimated Timeframe* |
Execution File Opening | 3–5 business days |
Debtor Notice & Initial Responses | 7–15 days after opening |
Attachment/Seizure Orders | 2–4 weeks from request |
Auction / Distribution (if needed) | 1–3 months (assetdependent) |
What You Get
• Execution file opened and monitoredÂ
• Asset search requests and attachment motionsÂ
• Applications for debtor notification and compliance windowsÂ
• Auction/distribution follow-throughÂ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the court block bank accounts or place liens?Â
A: Yes, subject to court discretion and evidence of assets. We file targeted requests.Â
Q: What if the debtor has no assets?Â
A: We keep the execution open, renew searches, and seek alternative recovery measures permitted by law.Â
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