Every debt owed to you has a value.
Every action has a cost.
Every defence requires precision.
Debt recovery and enforcement
Recovery and defence are not just procedures: they are strategic choices
The aim is to avoid pointless litigation and focus energy on positions that can really be protected.
Every uncollected debt has a cost.
Every enforcement action started without assessment carries a risk.
Effective debt recovery is not measured by the number of enforcement actions, but by the economic and strategic sustainability of the action.
The Firm provides legal and documentary assistance to establish:
Unpaid invoices and breaches of contract
Assessment of a fixed due date, liquidity of the debt, existence of disputes, limitation periods and written evidence.
Unpaid professional services
Recovery of fees for work done, even without a written contract. Preparation of expense statements, fee notes and confirmations.
Unpaid rent and periodic obligations
Recovery of sums owed under leases, supply contracts or recurring services, including where the property or service continues to be used.
Recovery after paying under guarantees
Recourse actions against the parties guaranteed, including in corporate or family contexts.
Dishonoured negotiable instruments
Recovery actions on cheques, bills of exchange and promises to pay, with or without protest.
Sums advanced or investments not repaid
Recovery of sums advanced, interest-free loans, documented loans or agreements not honoured.
Minimum cost.
Maximum return.
A selective, strategic and legally structured approach
Each position is analysed from a legal and strategic point of view, to choose the most effective and sustainable course of action.
I.
Assessment of the debt and of the documents available
II.
Drafting a reasoned letter of formal notice / demand for payment
III.
Obtaining a
court judgment or order
IV.
Targeted seizure
(garnishment, real estate, movable property)
V.
Assistance in the enforcement proceedings through to distribution
Each stage is assessed in advance according to criteria of proportionality and recoverability.
You can request a preliminary assessment before starting recovery
To receive assistance with debt recovery, you can book a consultation.
Online or in the office, the appointment makes it possible to analyse the documents and assess together whether there are grounds for action.
