We have collected the most frequently asked questions from customers and collected them in the Frequently Asked Questions page, which is located at the bottom of the page. We are happy to answer your inquiries and questions at any time.

  • If the payment is made within the five-day grace period from the court. Is it necessary to review the court?

    If the payment is made to a court or the enforcement department, the procedures are terminated directly. If the payment is to the person requesting execution directly, the requester must terminate the request.

  • I stumbled in a bank and I cannot pay, does the bank have the right to stop my services without a court ruling?

    The bank has the right to apply to the execution court to implement the executive document in its possession, and the court shall take the procedures stipulated in the execution system.

  • How do I know the payment order number for implementation?

    If the payment is made to a court or the enforcement department, the procedures are terminated directly. If the payment is to the person requesting execution directly, the requester must terminate the request.

  • An executive bond has been issued against me. Is it possible to defer or split the amount due on my behalf?

    Execution may be suspended, postponed, or in installments with the approval of the execution applicant.

  • I have to stop services, I have debts, and I have permission to travel abroad for treatment. Can I travel or not?

    According to Article 46 of the executive regulations of the implementation system, he can travel if it is proven by a medical report that he needs treatment outside the Kingdom.

  • How do I receive the financial claim amounts?

    Via a check issued by the court in the name of the applicant

  • What is the benefit of advertising, and why do I pay while I am requesting implementation?

    After approving the execution order, the executor must review the court within 20 days. If he does not, a letter will arrive on the 20th day from the date of approving the decision 34 of the execution requester to be published in the newspapers, and therefore it is assumed that he reached the knowledge of the execution order, in order to complete the following procedures. Knowing that the value of the declaration is added to the value of the claim in Resolution 46.

  • Peace be upon you, what is required to extract the state deed?

    For the mother to submit an application for guardianship over her children to the Personal Status Court, with your documents, the inheritance determination of the father of the guardian, two witnesses and approving parties. Article 33 of the Shari’a pleadings system

  • I want to file a custody case against my husband. What are the procedures and does it require a lawyer?

    A custody case is filed through the Personal Status Court. You can hire a lawyer. (Article 33 of the Law of Pleadings Law)

  • I am a widow and I have children. Do I have the right to apply for a guardianship deed and be their guardian?

    Yes, you have the right, and you can apply for a guardian residence service for a minor in termination requests from the Ministry of Justice website

  • I got divorced and no deed was issued to me, what should I do?

    If the divorce was not proven by the husband in court, you can file a claim for proof of divorce, and you can check the marital status in the Najis portal if a deed was issued or not.

  • I have daughters in my custody and I have a custody deed, is it sufficient or do I need a guardianship deed so that I can complete all the procedures that concern them?

    The principle is that the custody deed is sufficient to review all parties and finalize the procedures for the child

  • I have an alimony check and I want to increase the alimony, is it possible?

    You can file a request for alimony and explain that you have a previous judgment and that you wish to increase it by filing the lawsuit.

  • Is the divorced mother the legal guardian of the minor son if she has a custody deed?

    No, the custodian is not the legal guardian. But the custodian has some powers that are mentioned in the custody deed.

  • My father is deceased. How do I obtain a guardianship deed for my sister who is 16 years old?

    The guardianship deed is only applicable to a mentally young person or a minor who is under 15 years of age, whether the minor is male or female.

  • How do I ensure the success of the e-discharge process as a buyer?

    Transferring the amount of the sale within 10 working days, and making sure that the entire amount is transferred at once and that the transfers are not divided as much as possible.

  • How to update an old deed that does not have a civil registry?

    You can review the civil statuses to prove the record number in the civil registry, after which the application is submitted and a copy of the letter is attached.

  • How can I cancel the electronic emptying process before transferring the amount?

    The process will be canceled automatically if the order is not accepted by the buyer within 3 days,

  • How can I update a pledged instrument with a bank or any other entity?

    You can update the deed after bringing a letter of approval from the mortgagee, and attaching the letter in a completed form to complete the update process.

  • What is the intermediary bank account in the electronic emptying process?

    It is an account belonging to the Ministry of Justice, created electronically and linked with the electronic real estate emptying process, for the buyer to transfer the amount to him directly, then transfer the amount to the seller’s account and transfer the ownership of the property to the buyer electronically, knowing that each application has only one reference account.

  • What is the real estate disposal tax rate?

    Real estate disposal tax is imposed at 5% on all real estate transactions unless they are exempt from the tax

  • Can I transfer directly to the owner’s account and benefit from the electronic emptying service?

    No, the amount must be transferred to the broker's account for the order or transaction.

  • Can a deed be updated for a deceased person?

    Yes, you can update by submitting the application through the Najis portal in the name of one of the heirs as an heir, with the attachment of the deed of determination of the heirs.

  • I have been divorced for nine years and I did not go to receive the divorce deed. How do i get it?

    If a divorce deed has been issued against you. You have to check with the department that issued the check to receive it. (Article 33/3 of the Law of Pleadings Law)

  • I am divorced, do I have the right to apply for the issuance of a divorce deed in lieu of a lost one?

    If a divorce deed has been issued against you. You have to check with the department that issued the check to receive it. (Article 33/3 of the Law of Pleadings Law)

  • Is it necessary to document the marriage contract in court?

    Documentation is done electronically without the beneficiary attending the court

  • How can I object to the ruling?

    You can file an appeal or seek reconsideration

  • The prisoner has finished his sentence, and the criminal court refuses to release him, to throw it on appeal, and the appeal is rejected. What is the solution?

    You can submit a request to the Judicial Department to inform the Detention Department of the content of its judgment, and you can refer to the President of the Court and state that, so that the necessary can be addressed.

  • A woman filed a lawsuit against her opponent, who lives in another city. Does he have the right to come to her city or does she go to him?

    If the lawsuit is non-marital, the jurisdiction shall be for the court within whose jurisdiction the defendant falls. But if the lawsuit is a conjugal or alimony lawsuit, the plaintiff has the right to file her lawsuit in her city of residence. (Article 36/3 of the Law of Pleadings Law)

  • What is the statutory period to object to a court ruling?

    The duration of the objection is 30 days, except for urgent cases, in which the period of objection is ten days (Article 187 of the Law of Pleadings Law).

  • Whoever fails to attend the sessions and a judgment is passed against him, does he have the right to object?

    Yes, he has the right to do so within the prescribed statutory period (Article 197 of the Law of Pleadings Law).

  • Do you issue a judgment in the first session against the one who is notified?

    If the defendant did not attend the first session and was not notified, the consideration shall be adjourned to a subsequent session. Article (Article 57 of the Law of Pleadings Law)

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