Dothan Small Business Collections Lawyer

Small businesses cannot afford to wait for payment on delinquent accounts receivable. If your bills, letters, and telephone calls have failed to convince a debtor to pay what they owe, you need to call our Dothan Law Firm. We specialize in helping small businesses with collections of delinquent debts.

At our Dothan Law Firm, we have been helping small businesses collect delinquent debts and seriously past due accounts for years. We are proud of our hard earned reputation for high collection rates, reasonable fees, and quick turnaround times.

Consumer Debt Collection Attorney Dothan

You could entrust your debt collection to a collection agency, but if you are serious about collecting a debt owed to you for goods or services, you need to talk to the consumer debt collection attorneys at our Dothan Law Firm. Unlike a collection agency, we can use the full extent of the law to compel debtors to pay their account.

If a debtor ignores the collection agency, an attorney will have to be hired to file suit and obtain a judgment. This process wastes time and money. A more efficient and expedient alternative is to let one of our experienced debt collection attorneys handle it from the beginning. We can do everything a collection agency can do, plus we can file suit to obtain a judgment and use the legal process to collect on the judgment.

Dothan Collection of Court Judgments

If you have already obtained judgment against a debtor, or if your judgment is from an out of state court, a federal court, or a foreign jurisdiction, our collections attorneys and staff can help you collect on the judgment. We practice in all Alabama state and federal courts and can help you collect a judgment against any Alabama resident.

Our investigators have the training and experience to locate the assets and income of the debtor for satisfying the judgment. Our debt collection attorneys know how to use the power of the courts to compel debtors to reveal hidden assets and other sources of collection. In some cases, debtors have transferred property to their spouse or another person to avoid collection. We are often successful in reaching such property to satisfy a judgment.

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