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Debt Collection Lawyer in Italy
Are you looking for an experienced debt collection lawyer in Italy? Studio Legale Giorgianni has been helping foreign clients recover unpaid debts across Italy for over 15 years. Our team of expert Italian attorneys is here to support you through every step of the debt recovery process—efficiently, professionally, and transparently.
Why Choose Our Law Firm for Debt Collection?
- Experienced Lawyers: Over 15 years of success in debt collection across all Italian jurisdictions.
- Full National Coverage: We operate in every Italian city and before all courts.
- English-speaking Legal Team: Clear communication with clients from the UK, US, EU, and beyond.
- Fast Start: We begin legal action within 48 hours of engagement.
- Transparent Fees: Fixed estimates provided before any legal step.
How Our Debt Collection Lawyers Work
Out-of-Court Debt Collection
Once we receive your case and documentation, your debt collection lawyer in Italy will send a formal notice to the debtor. This includes a clear payment deadline and legal warnings. We follow up via phone, certified email, and further written communication.
This phase is often enough to resolve the issue without court involvement and typically concludes within 30–45 days.
Judicial Debt Recovery
If the debtor fails to pay, we can initiate court proceedings:
- Payment Injunction (Decreto Ingiuntivo): A fast-track court procedure to obtain an enforceable court order.
- Opposition Handling: If the debtor opposes, we represent you in full litigation.
- Enforcement Actions: If the judgment is ignored, we proceed with asset seizure, bank account freezing, or wage garnishment.
Who We Assist
- International businesses with unpaid invoices in Italy
- Private individuals seeking to recover money from Italian debtors
- Foreign law firms needing local enforcement partners
Work with a Trusted Debt Collection Lawyer in Italy
Don’t let unpaid debts in Italy remain unresolved. Contact our law firm for fast, professional, and effective legal assistance. We’ll evaluate your case for free and guide you toward the best legal strategy.
Ready to collect your debt in Italy? Contact Us today for a free consultation.
Studio Legale Giorgianni – Your trusted debt collection lawyer in Italy.
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Frequent Asked Question
What activities are carried out during the extrajudicial stage of debt collection in Italy?
The debtor is put into default, by way of registered letter or certified e-mail.
What is default?
The formal notice that the debtor is given, asking them to resolve the debt within a certain limit of time, after which legal action will be requested.
What happens if the debtor does not resolve the debt?
The judicial stage of debt collection can be initiated to recover the debt owed.
How is the judicial stage carried out?
The debtor is served a court summons to obtain judgement. If the debt for which they are summoned is confirmed, fixed and payable, the judicial stage can be initiated with an injunction order.
What is an injunction order?
It is a request issued by the judge, ordering payment by the debtor. If the debtor does not oppose the request within the time established by law, the injunction order becomes enforceable, and therefore the executive stage for the forced collection of the debt can be initiated.
What happens if the debtor opposes the injunction order?
Ordinary civil proceedings will be initiated.
What happens when the creditor obtains an enforcement order?
An enforcement order is the act confirming that enforcement can begin and it is always preceded by an injunction. An injunction is a formal request to resolve the debt within a given time, after which the enforcement procedure will begin.
What happens after the injunction is served?
The enforcement stage begins, by way of a foreclosure notice.
How many types of foreclosure are there?
Personal seizure: movable assets belonging to the debtor are repossessed, after which the assets are sold and the money collected is used to pay the creditor.
Garnishment: an order directing a third party to seize assets to settle an unpaid debt. For example, a bank where the debtor has deposited a sum of money.
Real estate foreclosure: Property owned by the debtor is repossessed and can be sold to satisfy the debt.