What should you do after receiving a letter from a Polish court?
A practical English-language guide to checking service, deadlines, the case number, court instructions and the documents needed for a Polish response.
Read the guide →Eight detailed guides for people who need to understand a Polish court letter, prepare a filing, challenge a decision or review a Polish agreement. The explanation is in English; documents intended for a Polish court or authority are prepared in Polish.
You may describe the matter in English. A filing intended for a Polish court, authority or enforcement officer is prepared in Polish. Verify names, addresses, dates, deadlines, requests and attachments before use.
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A practical English-language guide to checking service, deadlines, the case number, court instructions and the documents needed for a Polish response.
Read the guide →An English guide to preparing a Polish statement of defence: court deadline, requests, admitted and disputed facts, legal defences, evidence and attachments.
Read the guide →A detailed guide to Polish appeals: service and deadlines, written reasons, scope of challenge, grounds, evidence, requests and the Polish filing document.
Read the guide →A practical guide to a Polish court-fee exemption request: financial statement, income, assets, debts, essential expenses, evidence and deadlines.
Read the guide →An English guide to Polish enforcement proceedings: the enforcement title, bailiff reference, seizures, payments, exemptions, complaints and documents.
Read the guide →An English guide to appealing a Polish residence decision: instructions, service date, authority, factual errors, missing documents, legal grounds and Polish filing.
Read the guide →A detailed guide to an ECHR application from Poland: exhaustion of domestic remedies, four-month rule, Rule 47 form, Convention complaints and attachments.
Read the guide →An English guide to reviewing a Polish tenancy agreement: parties, premises, rent, charges, deposit, repairs, termination, handover protocol and language.
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