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Debt collection solicitors help individuals and businesses recover overdue or disputed debts.
They may assist with:
Creditors are normally expected to provide sufficient information about the debt and give the debtor a reasonable opportunity to respond before issuing a court claim.
The Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims applies where a business is claiming payment from an individual, including a sole trader. Different pre-action rules may apply to business-to-business debts.
A solicitor can prepare the appropriate letter of claim, review any response and consider negotiation or mediation before proceedings are issued.
A creditor may apply to the County Court for a judgment where a debt remains unpaid.
If judgment is obtained but payment is still not made, enforcement options may include:
The most appropriate method depends on the debtor's income, assets, employment and financial circumstances.
Insolvency proceedings should not normally be used merely to pressure payment of a debt that is genuinely disputed.
Subject to the legal requirements, bankruptcy proceedings may be considered where an individual owes at least £5,000. A winding-up petition may be considered where a company owes at least £750 and is unable to pay its debts.
These procedures can be costly and may not result in full payment if the debtor has insufficient assets or several competing creditors.
The amount owed, whether the debt is disputed, and the debtor's financial position will affect the most suitable recovery method.
Use the search facility at the top of this page to find a debt collection solicitor who can advise on pre-action recovery, court proceedings, enforcement and insolvency options.
This information provides general guidance about debt recovery in England and Wales and does not constitute legal or financial advice.
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