Practice area
Debt Collection
Don’t spend good money recovering bad debt.
The first move in any collection should be a proper conversation: contact the debtor and negotiate a realistic arrangement. But it is not always that simple, and the National Credit Act allows a credit provider to start legal proceedings from as early as twenty days after a consumer falls into arrears.
Bad debt eats quietly at your bottom line. We understand that, and we approach collections like entrepreneurs rather than paper-pushers. Before you instruct us to proceed, we will tell you honestly what your chances of recovery are, so you never throw good money after bad. Fee agreements can be tailored to suit the nature of your business.
Our debt recovery process includes
- A personalised approach for every book
- The full legal process, start to finish
- Full risk fee arrangements
- Acknowledgement of debt agreements
- Tracking and tracing of missing debtors
- Weekly reports, so you always know where things stand
Bad debt eats quietly at everything you have built. Before you chase it, you deserve an honest answer on what can truly be recovered, so you never throw good money after bad.
Common questions
For credit agreements under the National Credit Act, a credit provider may begin legal proceedings from as early as twenty days after the consumer falls into arrears, provided the required notice has been given.
It depends on the book and the debt. We negotiate tailor-made fee agreements, including full risk arrangements, and we tell you honestly what your chances of recovery are before you spend anything.
Yes. Tracking and tracing of missing debtors is a standard part of our debt recovery process.