What are the grounds upon which the court relies in issuing its judgment obligating the debtor to pay the outstanding professional fees?

The court relies in its judgment on several grounds, including the debtor's failure to appear or present a defense, which may be considered a default and establishes the validity of the claim in accordance with the Law. It also relies on the evidence presented by the creditor, such as concluded contracts bearing the debtor's signature and seal, written acknowledgments of the outstanding amounts, and financial transfer documents. The court also applies relevant legal principles, such as the probative force of an ordinary document unless denied, and the principle of established debts remaining a liability.