Companies with recurring receivables
Businesses dealing with unpaid invoices on a regular basis.
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Schedule a consultation todayWith unpaid invoices, speed and well-ordered paperwork decide the outcome. We assess whether the receivable is recoverable and propose a procedure that has a realistic chance of success.
The customer has not paid after the due date and is not replying to demands.
The debtor acknowledges the debt but asks for a payment plan.
The receivable is older and the limitation period is running out.
Bankruptcy or restructuring proceedings have been opened against the debtor.
Review of the documents and of the realistic prospects of payment.
A demand for payment and negotiation with the debtor.
Acknowledgement of debt, payment plans and security instruments.
Statement of claim, order for payment and representation in proceedings.
Application for enforcement and filing of the claim in insolvency.
Businesses dealing with unpaid invoices on a regular basis.
Clients with a significant receivable where the approach matters.
We go through the contracts, invoices and correspondence with the debtor.
We assess limitation periods and the evidence available.
We choose between an out-of-court and a court route.
We run the matter through to payment or enforcement.
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First, review the contract, the invoice, the due date and communication with the debtor. Then choose an appropriate out-of-court or court procedure depending on the situation and the enforceability of the claim.
Mainly when the debtor does not respond, the debt is significant, the limitation period is approaching, the debtor proposes instalments or there are signs of the debtor's financial difficulties.
No. A pre-action demand letter, negotiation, acknowledgement of debt or an instalment plan may be an appropriate first step. Court proceedings are chosen depending on the debtor's response and the evidence available.
The agreement should be set up so that the debt is clearly acknowledged, the instalments and consequences of default are defined and, where possible, the creditor's position is adequately secured.
The status of the proceedings and the deadlines for filing the claim need to be checked quickly. The procedure is then adapted to the specific insolvency proceedings.
We will assess whether the receivable is recoverable and propose a procedure with a real chance of success.
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