What can an enforcement lawyer do?

The court's enforcement cases have a long cycle and are trivial and complicated work. They need to invest a lot of time from filing a case to providing execution clues, sealing, auctioning, freezing, fines, detention and other issues. Professional lawyers have time To focus on solving these problems. If the parties concerned handle it themselves, it will be difficult to have so much time to handle the above matters. In addition, enforcement cases require cooperation with the enforcement court. As an enforcement lawyer, you have regular work exchanges with court judges to understand the court's enforcement regulations, which is more conducive to improving enforcement efficiency and completing cases as soon as possible. Finding property clues is a key difficulty in enforcement work. Sometimes it is difficult for the court to fully grasp the property information in the name of the person subject to execution. Lawyers use their professional knowledge and abilities to assist the court in finding out the property status of the person subject to execution, improve search efficiency and accuracy, and ensure application The executor’s right to win the lawsuit. Execution work is highly confrontational and risky, and is a flashpoint for contradictions and conflicts. As a bridge between the parties and the court, lawyers can promote communication and coordination between the parties and between the parties and the court, and help resolve conflicts and disputes.