Creditor's Rights

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How Can a Creditors’ Rights Attorney Help Me?

If you have lent money to an individual or business, and they’re behind on their payments, a creditors’ rights attorney might be able to help. Creditors’ rights attorneys use legal proceedings to protect lenders’ rights to collect payments from the parties who owe them money. Our experienced creditors’ rights attorneys will vigorously pursue your case, using every available legal tool to help you get the money your debtor owes you. To learn more about what our team can do for you, get in touch with our office today.

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What Legal Proceedings Are Available to Me?

Depending on the type of debt the borrower owes, you have various options to seek relief. If the borrower put up their own property as collateral to secure the debt, you can usually gain possession of the item. Or, as in the case of a loan where the purchased item is itself the collateral, such as a vehicle purchase, you might be able to repossess the item through the legal system. If, on the other hand, the debt was unsecured, you might need to sue the debtor for repayment. Relief might include placing a lien on their property, garnishing their wages, or renegotiating the loan to offer them lower payments over a more extended period. If the borrower is in bankruptcy proceedings, specific rules dictate the order in which you and other creditors will be paid. Don’t wait to seek relief as missed payments pile up. Seek relief with our experienced creditors’ rights legal team today!

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What Steps Do I Need to Take to Pursue Relief?

First, we’d advise you to contact the debtor to ask for them to get current on their payments. If that fails, you’ll need to meet with a creditors’ rights attorney to discuss your case. Then, we’ll research your situation thoroughly to identify any complexities you might encounter. For instance, if the person who owes you cannot pay on the current payment schedule, we can negotiate a loan modification agreement to help you get the money the debtor owes, albeit over a longer period. Or, if the debtor owes other people or businesses, we’ll negotiate with the other creditors to help you obtain a fair share of the amount owed. We do all we can to settle your case out of court. However, if the situation requires, we’ll aggressively pursue relief on your behalf in court. To get started, schedule your first consultation today.

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Case Types Our Firm Handles

Bankruptcy / Creditor's Rights

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Evictions / Landlord Representation

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Foreclosure / Lender Representation

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Real Estate / Property Owner / Lender Representation

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