Seizure of property is a temporary restriction of the right to dispose of property by a court decision. The purpose is to preserve evidence or ensure possible confiscation/collection.
What to do first: - receive a copy of the court decision on arrest; - find out what grounds are indicated by the court; - collect documents on ownership and origin of property.
How to dispute: - prepare a petition to cancel or change the arrest; - justify the lack of connection between the property and the subject of the investigation; - monitor deadlines for submission and confirmation of delivery of documents.
Errors that interfere: - lack of evidence of legal origin; - failure to comply with procedural deadlines; - formal appeals without arguments.
In difficult cases, it is better to involve a lawyer to build a strategy and evidence.
The material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute individual legal advice.