After the judge has pronounced a final award, the losing party must comply as soon as possible with what has been determined in the judgment. If the losing party does not comply with this, the verdict will be forwarded to the bailiff. The bailiff can ensure that the losing party does what the judge has decided. The bailiff can make use of various means for this, such as seizure of wages and (un) movable property.
The costs of the bailiff are recovered from the defendant as much as possible. Does the defendant have no recourse (so they have no or little income, no valuables, if they are in the debt repayment or have they been declared bankrupt) then the costs of the proceedings and bailiffs are charged to the plaintiff. Even after a final verdict, it can, therefore, unfortunately, take some time before you receive your money.