Yes, in executive proceedings, we can request precautionary measures (seizure of bank accounts, real estate or vehicles) from the filing of the lawsuit. This is vital to 'freeze' the debtor's assets and guarantee that, upon winning the lawsuit, there will be money or assets with which to pay the debtor.

You have the right to claim both the Emerging Damage (the money he lost) as the Loss of Profit (what you stopped earning because of the breach). In addition, if the contract had a Penalty Clause, we can collect that fine immediately without the need to prove damages.

Yes, and it is dangerous to let time pass. The figure of the Prescription extinguishes your right to claim. For example, to collect a Bill of Exchange you have 3 years; for a Check, 6 months. Contact us immediately to interrupt the statute of limitations and not lose your money.

It depends on the complexity and congestion of the court office. An executive process can be resolved quickly if there are assets to seize. A verbal (declaratory) process may take longer. However, our strategy focuses on speed and, when appropriate, we seek solid settlement agreements to avoid years of litigation.