When someone owes you money, the law provides several ways for you to collect on the debt. A court may issue you a writ of execution to allow you to collect certain property from your debtor in order to satisfy the debt. At , our...
When it comes to collecting commercial debt, you have many options. The best path for your situation may depend on several factors. The experienced commercial collection attorneys at have been helping businesses successfully collect...
When you need to collect on a commercial debt, freezing the debtor's bank account can be one of the most effective collection methods available. The technical name for this action is a trustee attachment but is commonly referred to as a bank attachment. If approved by...
As a business owner or manager, collecting unpaid debt is likely not your favorite part of your job. At times it may seem frustrating and fruitless. The process becomes even more problematic when your debtor is located in another state. Even if you do achieve a...
Many businesses struggle with getting paid for their product or their work from individuals and other businesses. Perhaps your own business is trying to struggle through collecting overdue payments and you are wondering if there is something more you can do. You have...
As a subcontractor on building projects, you may be familiar with the concept of a mechanic's lien, but do you know the best way to use one to protect your interests? At the NAPNAME, our experienced commercial collection attorneys often help subcontractors, general...
As a creditor, the last thing you want to hear is that one of your debtor businesses may be filing for bankruptcy. Realistically, you know that you may not be able to collect as much money as you had hoped, and their actions could limit your recovery significantly....
When a company must go after a debtor for payment, each day that they don't have access to the money they are owed makes a difference. If you are in this situation, it is important that you do everything you can to secure payment of your debt, even before you have...
Usually, you can trust a corporate check written to your business. When that check turns out to have insufficient funds, however, you may wonder what you can do about it. Retail businesses have long dealt with bad checks from customers, which may not be worth pursuing...
Though you always hope your customers will pay their bills on time, delinquent debtors are an unfortunate but normal part of doing business. You can take steps to protect yourself and your company, however. At , our experienced commercial...