Enforcement law regulates the collection of receivables arising from debtor-creditor relationships through state authorities. It covers enforcement proceedings with or without court judgments, attachment measures, and sale procedures.

Key aspects of enforcement law include the initiation of enforcement proceedings, objections and complaints by debtors, objection to payment orders, and suspension of enforcement actions. Proceedings based on pledged claims and negotiable instruments are also addressed within this framework.

Attachment procedures, sale of seized assets, and distribution of sale proceeds constitute significant areas of enforcement law. Compliance with procedural rules and statutory time limits is essential during these processes.

Enforcement matters involving receivables located in Türkiye for individuals residing abroad may require particular legal consideration. In such cases, enforcement and bankruptcy proceedings are carried out in accordance with Turkish law.