Debt collection becomes judicial collection

Your customer has not paid during the collection period, or disagrees with the charges. You are not sure whether to proceed to legal action and/or subpoena: this will cost all parties involved more money. Therefore, it is important to make a good consideration about starting legal collection. After all, legal collection costs can add up quickly, think about issuing a subpoena, attorney fees, litigation documents and deeds.

Going to court? Our lawyers and bailiffs help you with court collection

To get the best advice for your specific situation, you will consult with us and our lawyers about possibly subpoenaing your client. After this, our bailiffs can find out from the Register of Seizures whether or not your client is able to pay. This is important to know, because if your client is unable to pay, it may not be the best choice to go to court. Do you decide to go to court? Then of course we will assist you in all areas. Because our expertise enables us to choose the right approach for each court , we help you achieve the best result.

Does your customer have to pay?

Did the court rule in your favor? And does your client have to pay? To ensure that you get your money as quickly as possible, our bailiffs take up the case and execute the judgment. After the verdict has been rendered, they will make frequent personal contact with your client. At every point of contact, our bailiffs try to obtain payment or a payment plan. Payment is made as easy as possible for your client, for example by a mobile pin machine and iDeal payment links. Can’t your customer pay? Then they still stay on our radar because we include them in our debt monitoring.

Would you prefer to collect on your own? We’ve compiled some tips into a roadmap that will get you to 20% more paid invoices in 3 steps.