The debt recovery process can be quite simple and straight forward through to more complex court proceedings to recover monies owed. Our team can work with you to navigate the complex legal landscape ensuring your interests are protected throughout the recovery process.
Customised Debt Recovery Advice
We recognise that each debt recovery case is unique. That is why we develop personalised strategies tailored to your circumstances, maximising the chances of successful recovery while minimising time and resources expended.
Timeliness
Time is of the essence when it comes to debt recovery. We prioritise swift action, employing efficient methodologies to expedite the recovery process and alleviate financial strain.
Transparent Communication
We believe in clear and open communication with our clients every step of the way. We keep you informed of developments in your case, ensuring peace of mind and trust in our services.
Our services include:
- Debt Assessment: We conduct a thorough assessment of your outstanding debts, identifying viable avenues for recovery and recommending the most suitable course of action.
- Demand Letters: Our team drafts and delivers professional demand letters to debtors, clearly outlining the outstanding amounts owed and the consequences of non-payment, compelling them to settle the debt promptly.
- Negotiation and Settlement: We leverage our negotiation skills to reach favourable settlement agreements with debtors, aiming to recover the maximum amount owed while maintaining amicable relationships where necessary.
- Legal Action: In cases where amicable resolution is not possible, we initiate legal proceedings on your behalf, representing you in court to secure judgment and enforce debt repayment through legal channels including the issue of Creditor’s Statutory Demands against corporate entities as required.
- Enforcement: We utilise various enforcement mechanisms authorised by Australian law, such garnishee orders, attachment of earnings orders, bankruptcy proceedings or winding up proceedings.
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