I have received a judgment or restraining order.

What is a service of judgment/enforcement order?

The judge has determined that you must pay. You may have to do or refrain from doing other things in addition to that. This is called a judgment. Our bailiffs give you this judgment so you know you must pay. In addition, the bailiff tells you (an “order is made”) that you are supposed to do what the judge says.

A restraining order means that you are obligated to pay, without having been to court. These restraining orders are as powerful as a court’s judgment.

If you do not voluntarily do what the court has ordered you to do, Bosveld is allowed by law to make sure you still pay. This can be done, for example, by seizing part of your income or other property. The bailiff does this by means of an attachment. The costs of the injunction and seizure are also at your expense.

What can I do if I have received a judgment or restraining order?

It is very important that you pay the amount to our office on time. The judgment or restraining order clearly states what amount you must pay and when. View our payment options here.

After receiving a judgment or restraining order, can I pay later or make a payment arrangement?

Are you really unable to pay the whole amount at once? Then make us a proposal for a payment arrangement. To make a payment arrangement, we ask you to share information with us about your income, expenses and any other debts.

Are you unexpectedly unable to keep your made payment arrangements? Call us as soon as possible on 033 – 47 00 000 to find a solution together. If you do not contact us on time and fail to keep your payment arrangement, it will expire and you will not be able to make a new payment arrangement.