How We Do It
At the Law Offices of Alan M. Cohen & Associates LLC, we never give up the debt collection process on your behalf. We don’t waste your time sending letters or making phone calls. We know that you already did that.
Instead, upon receiving a case, our debt collection process starts by looking for the debtor’s assets and drafting the complaint in the way most likely to collect the bad debt. After we immediately draft a complaint, we promptly file it with the court seeking, where appropriate, ex parte attachments of your debtor’s bank account, income stream, real property and personal property, using bank attachments, real estate attachments, personal property attachments, keeper attachments, garageman liens, mechanic’s liens, reach and apply injunctions, equitable injunctions, and/or Rule 65 Injunctions.
We never give up.
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Once we obtain a judgment, we then pursue your debtor using the appropriate attachment to try to get you paid. Unlike the prejudgment attachments, these attachments are pursuant to and in conjunction with Rule 69 of the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure. Rule 69 also allows discovery into your debtor’s assets. We use our innovative methods to search for assets to seize and then try to seize those assets to get you paid.
We never give up until we are convinced the debt is absolutely uncollectible. If it is a corporate debt that is uncollectible, we may use Rule 69 discovery to peel back the onion to see if we can find a basis to pierce the corporate veil and go after the individuals in charge of that business entity. When a debt seems uncollectible now, we may put the collections on hold for a bit, giving the judgment debtor time to forget about us and acquire assets in his, her or its name.
We never give up. Commercial debt collection is in our DNA.
We pursue the debtors into bankruptcy. If an individual debtor passes, we look into whether there is an estate from which you could collect.
The following bullet points provide more detail about how we work to collect monies from your debtor. Call us today at 508-763-6604 or email us.
- Attachments secure your money
- Collect on bad checks
- Ex parte bank attachments
- Fraudulent conveyances
- Rule 65 injunction
- Keeper attachments
- Personal property attachments
- Reach and apply injunctions
- Real estate attachments
- Special real estate attachments
- When your customer goes bad
- Commercial debt collection litigation
- Post-judgment litigation
- Post-judgment collection
- Credit applications, guarantees, promissory notes
- Mechanic’s lien law primer