What are the procedures for provisional attachment application?

A provisional attachment application is a procedure to prevent the debtor from disposing of assets before the main lawsuit on the claim and debt is conducted.

You can file a provisional attachment application against real estate, vehicles, tangible movables, and monetary claims, and after paying delivery fees, etc., you receive the court's judgment.

If the court accepts the provisional attachment application, the other party cannot dispose of their assets at will until the main lawsuit judgment is rendered.

The effect of provisional attachment occurs immediately when the trial is announced, and its enforcement power arises when notified to the creditor, even without notification to the debtor.

As soon as the effect of provisional attachment occurs, the debtor cannot dispose of their bank deposits, real estate, or vehicles that have been provisionally attached.

After that, when the main lawsuit ends and a compulsory execution decision is received, the other party's assets will be disposed of through methods such as auction to recover the claim.

When proceeding with claim-related litigation, the legal procedures are complex from prior provisional attachment application to subsequent compulsory execution, so it is good to receive help from an attorney.

If you need detailed legal judgment and assistance for the main lawsuit and provisional attachment application, please seek advice from a specialized attorney.