“Paid” Plea at the Enforcement Authority
Preparation and filing of a "paid" plea (ta'anat para'ti) — when the debt in the enforcement file has already been paid, in full or in part.
You paid the debt, in full or in part, yet a file was opened against you or continues? A “paid” plea is filed with the Enforcement Registrar, together with an affidavit and proof of payment.
We review the file and the evidence, draft the application and the affidavit, and file them.
The service does not include representation in proceedings. For representation, request a quote.
What is included
- Review of the file and proof of payment
- Drafting of the "paid" plea and affidavit
- Filing with the Enforcement Registrar
- Representation at the hearing not included — by quote
- Fees not included, if required
Documents to attach
- Proof of paymentRequired
Receipts, bank transfers, cleared cheques, settlement agreement.
- File documents
The warning notice or any document from the Enforcement Authority.
What we will ask you
- Enforcement file numberRequired
- How much was paid, when and how?Required
- Did you receive a warning notice? On what date?