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Debt recovery & enforcement

Stephensons has a designated team of specialists who are experienced in recovering overdue business debts. Our dispute resolutions team has a strong reputation in the debt recovery industry for delivering unrivalled legal advice. This experience ensures our clients receive fast and effective results saving them time and money. 

Cash flow is a concern for businesses of all sizes and late invoice payments, chasing overdue accounts and ineffective credit control can present serious risks. Time wasted on collecting debts could be better spent developing your business and often legal intervention is often a more effective way to ensure debtors pay up quickly. 

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Our experience

  • Individuals
  • Limited companies
  • LLP’s
  • Partnerships
  • PLC’s
  • Sole traders
  • Insolvency practitioners
  • Public sector organisations

At Stephensons our experienced team provide a fixed cost, reliable and effective debt collection solution. You can instruct our debt recovery team to send out a letter on your behalf warning against action by completing our online instruction form 24 hours a day. We guarantee to send a letter before action on the same day of instruction (subject to payment) providing we receive your instruction before 4pm. We can also assist you with recovering debt from abroad.

Should further action be required our solicitors can help you every step of the way, whether issuing legal proceedings or even bankruptcy and winding up proceedings. For more information please do not hesitate to contact us on 01616 966 229.

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