Engage a bailiff for businesses
Engage a court bailiff? Engage Breyta.
If you have invoiced for work or services, you naturally want to be paid for them. To enforce this you can engage a court bailiff. This applies to businesses as well as private individuals. Breyta works exclusively for businesses (SMEs and freelancers).
Court ruling; judgment or court order
For the bailiff to do their work they need a court ruling. To get one, court proceedings must be started. A court procedure starts with a summons. You need a court bailiff to serve the summons on your client.
It is also possible that you want to engage a bailiff because you already have a judgment or court order, but payment has still not been made. In that case too you can engage a court bailiff. The court bailiff can seize property or income in order to obtain what you are entitled to.
Every case is different
Breyta is happy to help you take the right steps toward payment of your claim. Through this handy tool you can request non-binding tailored advice. We tailor our approach to your unique case and would like to hear the ‘story’ around the claim in order to make the right choices.
Why hire Breyta?
We can summon your debtor within a week. But we can also ‘hit the brakes’ and protect you from unnecessary costs. With this honest and decisive approach we make the difference.
Our in-house collection lawyers conduct the court procedure. This allows us to act quickly. With the judge’s ruling, our bailiffs can quickly get to work to collect your claim.
First step toward engaging a bailiff
The first step toward engaging a bailiff is to submit your unpaid invoices or court ruling here. This takes only 3 minutes. Because every case has its own unique aspects, we carefully assess your case first.
Will the judge award this claim? Is payment to be expected after the ruling?
We also take a close look at your debtor and advise on whether payment is to be expected. In some cases we can still persuade the debtor to pay even before the procedure, so we prevent unnecessary costs on both sides.
Is there already a judgment or court order?
If you already have a judgment, we quickly engage the right bailiff. To collect your claim quickly and decisively. Submit the ruling here. You will of course receive a cost estimate upfront and we only get to work after your approval.
Get non-binding advice and a cost estimate
Submit your application to engage a bailiff via the button below, without obligation. And get non-binding advice with a cost estimate within one business day. We only get to work after your approval.
Frequently asked questions court collection procedure
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What is a bailiff not allowed to do?
Court bailiffs may not enter a home or business without a court order.
They may also not take property that is unrelated to the case they are working on.
Court bailiffs may not make threats or promises that are known in advance to be impossible to carry out.
What does a bailiff cost?
The prices for official acts of a court bailiff are set by the government. These prices are indexed every year.
You can find the rates for 2023 here.
Is a bailiff allowed to make threats?
Only under certain circumstances, such as when the bailiff has the authority to proceed with the action.
They may not announce an action, such as seizure, if they do not intend to carry it out.
The court bailiff can indicate possible seizures in the future.
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