Tenant eviction

82% of squatters move out voluntarily within 14 days of our first contact. We refer the remaining cases to formal eviction proceedings — and there we have a 100% success rate. We come from a debt collection background, so we know tools that work within the law, yet strongly enough that leaving pays off more for the tenant than staying.

No lock changes · No cutting off utilities · No criminal charges — everything fully legal

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82% move out within 14 days Ref. WP–2024
82%
of squatters move out within 14 days
No court, no bailiff — as a result of our negotiations
100%
success rate in court if proceedings are needed
If negotiations are not enough — a guarantee of recovering your property

How do we recover your property?

Forceful solutions worked 10–15 years ago. Changing the locks, cutting off utilities, a "talk" with the tenant — it used to work. Today such situations end with the tenant calling a locksmith, going to the police, and you facing criminal charges for trying to recover your own property.

We come from a debt collection background, so we know these realities first-hand. That is why we work with fully legal methods that are still effective — we bring about a situation in which it pays off more for the debtor to move out and find another flat they will not pay for anyway, than to stay in yours and face the consequences.

Our legal team starts every case by checking the tenant's status — in registers, databases and documents. Just one example: if your tenant is a foreign national, they have a whole range of formal obligations in Poland, most of which they fail to meet. The state does not have the resources to enforce them. We do. And that is just one of many tools.

82% of cases end with the tenant moving out within 14 days — without court. Where that does not work, we initiate formal eviction proceedings and see them through to the end — with court representation and supervision of bailiff enforcement. At that point it is a 100% certainty.

The tenant leaves the property — because we make it the more profitable option for them.

How we recover your property

  1. 01Stage

    Free call (15 minutes)

    You leave your contact details, we call back within 24h (business days). A 15-minute call — you describe the situation, we analyse the lease agreement and the tenant's status. No obligations, no upfront costs. We tell you straight whether we see a chance for a quick resolution.

  2. 02Stage

    Agreement + tenant check

    You sign a short agreement and a power of attorney (authorising us to represent you in court if needed). The same day our legal team checks the tenant in registers and databases — looking for obligations they fail to meet. We prepare an action plan.

  3. 03Stage

    Negotiations — 14 days

    We contact the tenant and take actions after which staying in the property becomes less worthwhile for them than moving out. Within the first 14 days, 82% of cases end at this stage — the tenant leaves the property voluntarily. No court, no bailiff.

  4. 04Stage

    Eviction proceedings — 100% success rate

    If negotiations are not enough, we initiate formal eviction proceedings. We represent you in court, pursue the case to a final judgment and supervise bailiff enforcement. At this point it is 100% certain the tenant will leave the property — in the presence of a bailiff and the police. Without you having to attend the hearings.

How much does recovering your property cost?

Every case is priced individually — depending on the tenant's legal situation, the type of property and the scale of arrears. The first consultation is free — during the call we will discuss the details and present a specific quote. A fixed amount for the entire process, including court proceedings if needed. No hidden costs.

We help property owners regain control.

We work exclusively on the landlord's side — owners of flats, commercial units and commercial real estate. Our legal team starts every case with an analysis of the agreement and the tenant's status. It does not matter whether the tenant is Polish or a foreign national — in both cases we have proven tools.

  • 01Private landlords. You own a flat or two for rent, the tenant has stopped paying or refuses to leave after notice. The most common scenario we help with.
  • 02Foreign-national tenants. Every foreign national has a range of formal obligations in Poland, which they often fail to meet. Our legal team knows how to use this lawfully.
  • 03Funds and institutional rentals. Portfolios of rental flats, tenants in arrears with rent. Bulk procedure, each case handled individually. Package reporting.
  • 04Owners of commercial units. The tenant of an office, shop or warehouse does not pay and refuses to move out. A procedure similar to the residential one, but simpler — without the tenant protection act.
  • 05Heirs who inherited a property with a tenant. You inherited a flat with an occupant who has no legal title. An eviction procedure explicitly provided for by law.
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Before you leave your contact details — check if your answer is already here.

No — today this is illegal and ends with criminal charges. 10–15 years ago such solutions worked; today the tenant calls the police and it is you who ends up with a problem. We know these realities because we come from debt collection — and that is exactly why we work with fully legal methods that are still effective. Call us — we will show you how.
A lawyer will file a lawsuit — we can too, but we start with actions that in most cases lead to the tenant moving out without court. Court means time and money; our first weeks cost you the same as you have been paying so far. Get in touch — we will show you a concrete alternative for your case.
It depends on the specific case — the tenant's situation, the documents, the nature of the tenancy. In most cases the first weeks are enough; where court proceedings are needed, it takes longer. We will discuss a realistic timeline for your case during the call. Book a consultation.
Protected-person status affects the path, but does not block the eviction — it requires a different procedure and more time. Every such case is handled by our legal team in accordance with the law. We will discuss the details of your situation during the call — leave your contact details.
Yes — the procedure is similar to the residential one, but faster, because commercial premises are not covered by the tenant protection act. Contact us — we will discuss your case and show you a concrete path.
This often makes the case easier. Foreign nationals have additional formal obligations in Poland which in practice they often fail to meet. Our legal team knows how to use these realities lawfully so the case moves faster. Call us — we will tell you about the specific tools.

Have another question? 

Every day of delay costs you another month's rent and further damage to your property.

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