Prerequisites
- The enforcement measure constitutes an unreasonable hardship for you as the debtor.
- The enforcement measure jeopardizes your subsistence level or your basic living situation through
- Seizure of income necessary for subsistence or
- Health or family hardships.
- The enforcement measure is already being carried out.
Documents required
In your application, explain why the enforcement proceedings would constitute an unreasonable hardship for you.
- Overview of debts and assets
- current payslips or pension/social benefit statements
- For self-employed individuals: income statement or bank statements
- Rental agreement and current rent or utility bills
- Documents relating to electricity, heating, insurance
- Proof of child or spousal support
- Notices or agreements
- Medical certificates or attestations regarding health limitations
- Evidence of special family or social circumstances
- Garnishment and transfer order
- Letter from the bailiff or the bank
Please note
If your financial situation changes significantly, you can submit a new application.
The local court does not provide legal advice. Please contact authorized law firms or notaries.
The Public Legal Information Office (ÖRA) offers affordable legal advice for people with low incomes.
Deadlines
Apply for the cancellation as early as possible, ideally as soon as you learn of the enforcement measure.