When an individual reaches genuine inability to pay their debts, the Enforcement Law allows them to file an insolvency claim before the competent Enforcement Court: a defined statutory track with clear conditions, not just a personal declaration of inability to pay. Article 90 of the Enforcement Law explicitly states: "If the debtor claims insolvency, they must prove it and provide supporting evidence, and the enforcement judge shall verify this by all available means."
Providing a complete detailed statement of all your money and property (real estate, bank accounts, vehicles, investments), along with proving these assets combined are insufficient to cover your outstanding debts. The enforcement judge holds broad powers to verify this statement's accuracy, including questioning the debtor, family members, and associates suspected of being favored, to trace any funds that may have been hidden or transferred to another party.
A judgment establishing insolvency lifts any enforcement detention order against you, and removes the government service suspension and account freezes (once procedures are completed), but doesn't erase the debt itself: it restructures how it's handled to account for your genuine inability to pay immediately. This judgment is binding only between the parties to the case and can't be used against other creditors who weren't party to it.
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