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The full-scale Russian invasion and the introduction of martial law have radically changed the situation in the country, in particular in the system of enforcement of court decisions. In practical terms, since the beginning of the war against the Russian Federation, Ukraine has adopted several important legal acts that have changed the enforcement procedure. From the organisational point of view, the enforcement system faced significant obstacles and challenges during the war.

After 24 February 2022, the enforcement of decisions in Ukraine has virtually stopped, and private enforcement officers have faced a lot of obstacles, both purely objective and regulatory. Now that Russia's blitzkrieg in Ukraine has failed, and the territories temporarily occupied by the enemy army are being de-occupied, the renewal and development of the judgment enforcement system is facing the state with a focus on the task of adapting the Ukrainian judgment enforcement system to the best European practices, especially given the current prospects of Ukraine's membership in the European Union.

The proposed publication will be useful for students of legal education and their teachers, practitioners - public and private enforcement officers, as well as other interested and thoughtful readers.