Debt Collection

What happens after I get a judgment?

Q: What happens after I get a judgment?

A court judgment is the basis for enforcement through the Execution Office (Lishkat HaHotzaa LaPoal). You open an enforcement file with the Office, which then has wide powers to collect the debt — including wage garnishment, bank levies, property seizure, and travel bans. See our guide on The Execution Office .

      A court judgment is the basis for enforcement through the Execution Office (Lishkat HaHotzaa LaPoal). You open an enforcement file with the Office, which then has wide powers to collect the debt — including wage garnishment, bank levies, property seizure, and travel bans. See our guide on The Execution Office .
    

From the full guide: Filing a Debt Claim in Israeli Court: Step-by-Step Guide

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