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How do debtors hide assets?

When businesses that are owed money attempt to collect on their debts, they can sometimes be hindered in their efforts by borrowers who actively do what they can to keep from being held accountable for their repayment obligations. Many simply ignore repeated requests...

Florida’s debt collection process

If you run a business, you understand the importance of receiving prompt payment for goods and services. After all, you have expenses you need to pay for, such as inventory and payroll.  A debtor’s refusal to pay puts you in a difficult position, and you may not be...

What are fraudulent transfers?

You’re not asking for anything you aren’t fairly due, but your debtor seems to be suddenly bereft of any funds and they’re claiming insolvency. Should you suspect a fraudulent transfer? Possibly. Understanding more about what constitutes a fraudulent transfer can help...

What is a dunning letter?

Customers who don’t pay their bills or who are chronically late cost business owners money and also valuable time and resources (which also equals money) trying to collect what is owed them. Handing over an account for collections is among your last resorts. There are...

When are wage garnishments subtracted?

Wage garnishments are a way that the government or – in some cases – lenders and other creditors can retain the money that they are owed. That money is taken from the worker’s paycheck. The garnishment is the percentage that has been deducted. A court will not order...