Creditors’ Rights & Commercial Collections

We assist clients with creditor’s rights and commercial collections matters including debt collection civil action, execution of judgments, protection of creditors’ rights during bankruptcy proceedings, and repossession of collateral from defaulting debtors. When it comes to creditors’ rights and commercial collections, we can assist small and large businesses, landlords, banks, and lenders with the collection of debt. Within guidelines established by the client, we are often able to work out favorable payment plans with debtors, saving our client’s time and money. If the initial measures are unsuccessful, we file lawsuits to collect unresolved debts.

As a business, not many things can be as frustrating as not receiving payment for your work. Whatever size business you are operating—whether you are a landlord, business or contractor, we can assist you in collecting. Without timely and efficient pursuits of payment, businesses can incur financial damage. Over time the potential for financial damage only increases with every missing payment on your accounts receivable. Not only do missing payments for products or services stop businesses by simply decreasing the flow of income, but if your books don’t stay in the black, it can eventually affect your company’s ability to expand or even to continue.

Through consultation, we can also take a look at current policies, and then recommend improvements such as creating or changing credit policies, invoice terms and conditions, and other contractual agreements to better ensure you get paid. Allow our attorneys to represent and support your rights as a business or creditor to collect on what is due.

Our law firm can assist lenders with initiating and concluding foreclosure processes on both residential and commercial real estate, including handling all the services related to eviction. We can also assess whether there are alternatives that would be in the creditor’s best interest such as modifying loans, or reaching settlements.

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