Money debited twice
A fine was debited from two of my accounts at once, twice the amount due. How do I get the excess back?
Enforcement proceedings and fines: where to start
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What to do
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An account seizure or a debit from your account is the result of a decision that has already been made. So first you need to find that decision and the enforcement proceedings, and then check whether the enforcement officer is acting lawfully.
This is the general order of steps. The analysis of your situation will show what applies to you and which deadlines apply in your case.
What the conclusion covers
A Jurly conclusion on your situation
In a conclusion on a seizure or enforcement, Jurly establishes which decision is being enforced and whether the enforcer is acting lawfully, checks whether your account is protected, and prepares the steps: which application to file with the enforcer, what to appeal and by when.
The analysis of your situation is free. A written conclusion costs UAH 199; you see the price before paying.
How a conclusion is prepared and how it differs from an AI chat answerCommon situations
Similar to yours? Start from a ready description
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A fine I never got
I found out about enforcement proceedings over a fine I never received, and I have not seen the ruling.
The debt is already paid
I paid off the debt, but the enforcement proceedings were not closed and the seizure was not lifted from my account.
Collecting a debt under a decision
A court awarded me a debt, but the debtor does not pay. How do I start compulsory enforcement?
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
Can the enforcement officer debit money without warning?
The debtor is notified that proceedings have been opened, but funds are often seized at the same time, so people learn about it from a bank notification.
Which accounts cannot be seized?
The law protects certain accounts, for example those for social payments. Whether yours qualifies depends on what the account is for.
How can I find out about enforcement proceedings?
Through the automated enforcement proceedings system or by contacting the enforcement officer. You will need the proceedings number for any further steps.
Can I challenge a fine I did not know about?
Often yes: the appeal deadline may run from the day you learned about the ruling. It is important to have proof of that date.
How much do the analysis and the conclusion cost?
The analysis of your situation is free. A written Jurly conclusion costs UAH 199, and you see the price before paying.
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