Enforcement lawyer in Riyadh and Tabuk

A judgment, cheque or promissory note is worth nothing until it is enforced. The Enforcement Court turns these documents into money, through steps that start with an enforcement order and can end with attachment of assets, a travel ban and suspension of the debtor's government services.

Usus Law Firm acts for creditors enforcing judgments, commercial papers and documented contracts, and for debtors challenging enforcement, lifting service suspensions and travel bans, settling, or proving insolvency.

Enforcement services

  • Judgments and awards: enforcing court judgments and arbitral awards.
  • Cheques and promissory notes: direct enforcement without a full lawsuit.
  • Documented contracts: Ejar leases, documented contracts and settlements.
  • Attachment: bank accounts, property, shares and vehicles.
  • For debtors: lifting service suspension and travel bans by payment, settlement, objection or insolvency.

Why Usus Law Firm?

Advice before action

We review your documents and explain your legal position and options before you commit to anything.

Grounded in the law

Every claim or defence we file rests on a statutory provision and written evidence.

Full confidentiality

Details of your matter go only to the competent authority, and only as far as the case requires.

Direct contact

One lawyer follows your matter and tells you what happened and what comes next.

Enforcement lawyer in Riyadh and Tabuk

Riyadh: Al Olaya, Khurais Road and Olaya Street intersection, Building 3061, First Floor. Phone and WhatsApp: +966 53 034 9349.

Tabuk: Al Muruj Al Awwal, King Abdulaziz Road, Building 8937, Office 305. Phone and WhatsApp: +966 55 848 5838.

We also act in other regions of the Kingdom: many hearings are held remotely and powers of attorney are issued online through Najiz. Our branches in Riyadh and Tabuk.

Frequently asked questions

What is an enforceable instrument?
Judgments, arbitral awards with an enforcement order, cheques, promissory notes, and documented contracts and settlements, among others set by the Enforcement Law.
How do I lift a service suspension?
By paying, settling with the creditor, a lawful objection, or proving insolvency, depending on the case.
Does a travel ban apply to expatriates?
Enforcement measures, including travel bans, can apply to any debtor; acting quickly matters.

Related services

Laws and references

Enforcement Law and its Implementing Regulations Commercial Papers Law