I received a warning and dispute the debt
Review an objection to a note or fixed-sum claim, service, and the applicable deadline.
Debtors and creditors
Enforcement and Debt Collection in Israel
Ofir Sternberg Law Office represents debtors and creditors in enforcement matters. The office is at 10 HaTa’as Street, Kfar Saba; consultation is available in Hebrew and English by appointment.
Which situation describes your matter?
My assets or activities are restricted
Identify the order and assess an application to cancel or narrow it.
I want to arrange payment of the debt
Map debts, income, and assets and assess settlement options.
I am a creditor seeking recovery
Review the debt documents, creditor rights, and the appropriate recovery route.
I have multiple debts and ongoing payment difficulties
Assess settlement versus insolvency and the consequences of each route.
Prepare for an initial review
- The warning, both sides, and the actual service record.
- File number, decisions, and the current debt statement.
- Judgment, contract, check, or note underlying the debt.
- Receipts, payment history, correspondence, and relevant financial records.
Deadlines and any request for a stay require individual review. Sending an inquiry does not suspend proceedings.
Find an enforcement officeKey questions
Before taking the next step
Does contacting the firm stop enforcement proceedings?
No. Deadlines, attachments and restrictions continue unless the competent authority issues a stay or another binding decision.
What should a debtor bring for an initial review?
Bring the warning, proof of service, the current debt statement, decisions, payment records and the document on which the debt is based.
Does the firm represent creditors as well as debtors?
Yes. The firm represents both debtors and creditors, subject to a conflict check and an individual review of the matter.