Your customer did not pay during the collection period, or disagrees with the charges. You’re not sure whether you want to take legal action and/or file a summons: this costs all parties involved more money. That’s why it’s important to carefully consider whether to initiate legal collection proceedings. Judicial collection costs can quickly add up—think of the costs of issuing a summons, attorney fees, court documents, and legal deeds.
Going to court? Our legal professionals and bailiffs will help you with legal debt collection
To get the best advice for your specific situation, you’ll consult with us and our attorneys about the possibility of serving your client with a summons. Afterward, our bailiffs can check the Attachment Registry to determine whether or not your client is able to pay. This is important to know, because if your client is unable to pay, taking the matter to court may not be the best course of action. If you do decide to proceed with a summons, we will, of course, assist you every step of the way. Because our expertise allows us to choose the right approach for every court , we’ll help you achieve the best possible outcome.
Does the customer have to pay?
Did the court rule in your favor? And is your client required to pay? To ensure you receive your money as quickly as possible, our bailiffs will take over the case and enforce the judgment. Once the judgment is issued, they will frequently make personal contact with your client. At every point of contact, our bailiffs will attempt to secure a payment or a payment plan. We make it as easy as possible for your client to pay, for example, by using a mobile card reader and iDeal payment links. If your client is unable to pay, we’ll still keep an eye on them by adding them to our debt monitoring system.
I am considering legal debt collection
