NOTIFICATION EXTRAJUDICIAL NOTIFICATION AS A MEANS OF RECEIVING DEBTS

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXTRAJUDICIAL NOTIFICATION THROUGH THE LAW OFFICE IN RECEIVING DEBTS

Abstract

Extrajudicial notifications are often used in situations such as debt collection, resolving contractual disputes, calling witnesses in legal proceedings, etc. This usually involves sending an official letter or document. This is usually sent through a notary or notary public. To make sure you are protected. The general objective of this study was to analyze the aspects and effectiveness of extrajudicial notification as a way of collecting debts, using its applicability. The methodology will be deductive research, that is, based on the formulation of general problems regarding the judicialization of actions, seeking the theoretical, literary, legislative and jurisprudential positions that support them or impeaching them, which would ultimately lead to legitimacy, speed and efficiency of law firms with extrajudicial notifications as a means of collecting debts. It was found as a result that the act of extrajudicial notification can play a crucial role in establishing evidence for potential legal proceedings. By officially documenting communication exchanges and preserving a comprehensive record detailing the charges and requests made, it can serve as substantial evidence in any future legal conflict.