First of all, the court made a judgment.

In criminal cases, if the court decides to confiscate all personal property, the amount and payment method of the fine will be stated in the judgment. The person subjected to execution shall carefully read the judgment and understand his obligation to pay the fine.

Second, fulfill the payment obligation.

The person subjected to execution shall consciously fulfill the obligation to pay the fine within the time limit stipulated in the judgment. If the person subjected to execution owns the property, he shall sell it himself or auction it by the court, and the proceeds shall be used to pay the fine. If the person subjected to execution has no property or the property is insufficient to pay the fine, the court will take other enforcement measures according to the actual situation.

Third, cooperate with the implementation procedures.

In the process of paying the fine, the person subjected to execution shall actively cooperate with the court's execution procedures, provide necessary property information, and assist the court in completing the execution of the fine. If the person subjected to execution refuses to perform the payment obligation or intentionally conceals the property, he will face legal responsibility.

Fourth, supervise the implementation process.

In the process of paying the fine, the person subjected to execution can also supervise the execution process to ensure that his legitimate rights and interests are not infringed. If there is a problem with the execution procedure, you can raise an objection or appeal to the court.

To sum up:

When confiscating all personal property, the person subjected to execution shall voluntarily fulfill the obligation to pay the fine according to the judgment made by the court, cooperate with the execution procedure, provide necessary information and ensure the timely payment of the fine. At the same time, the person subjected to execution can also supervise the execution process and safeguard his legitimate rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Criminal law of the people's Republic of China

Article 59 provides that:

Confiscation of property is the confiscation of part or all of a criminal's personal property. What can only be confiscated is the criminal's own property, including his labor remuneration, manuscript remuneration, production and operation income and other legitimate income, as well as his bank savings, bonds, stocks, fund shares and other property. A strict distinction should be made between the property owned by criminals and the property owned or deserved by their families, and necessary living expenses and articles should be preserved. Confiscated property shall be turned over to the state treasury and shall not be misappropriated or disposed of by itself.

Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 272 stipulates that:

If a criminal sentenced to a fine fails to pay it within the time limit, it shall be enforced by the people's court; If it is really difficult to pay due to irresistible disasters and other reasons, the people's court may postpone, reduce or exempt the payment as appropriate.