In this paper, I will address the institute of exemption from enforcement and the limitation of enforcement in Enforcement Laws throughout history, from the independence of the Republic of Croatia to the present day. By analyzing the institute of exemption from enforcement, as one of the measures that protect certain funds and property from enforcement proceedings, and the institute of enforcement, which relates to legal measures that protect certain funds and property from enforcement, ensuring that debtors retain enough resources for basic living needs, we aim to provide a comprehensive overview of these institutes. The paper is structurally divided into eight chapters. The introduction is based on presenting the primary purpose of the paper and on the analyzing the key institutes important for understanding the fundamental concepts. The paper also focuses on detailed explanation of the institutes of exemption from enforcement and limitation of enforcement, precisely explaining what is meant by the term exemption from enforcement and limitation of enforcement and how these institutes contribute to better protection of debtors. Each chapter will start with a general explanation of the respective title, and through the elaboration of these concepts, the institutes of exemption from enforcement and limitations on enforcement will be implemented to provide a broad understanding of how the legislator has attempted to balance the interests of creditors in debt collection with the rights of debtors to be protected from excessive financial harm.