Debt Recovery Strategies
Debt recovery strategies need to be adapted based on specific criteria such as debtor profile, debt value, debtor’s attitude, solvency, nature of the debt, and other criteria. These are closely monitored by the team of the Claims and Damages Assistance and Recovery Center in order to plan the optimal recovery strategy.
Optimizing Company Cash Flow
Cash flow represents the difference between the cash inflows and outflows made by a company during a financial year. Inflows consist of the company’s receipts from customers or debtors, while outflows represent money paid out for salaries, rent, services, materials, etc. Thus, cash flow is the lifeblood circulating through any business. For a positive cash flow to exist, any company needs to collect constant revenues; debt recoveries intervene to ensure this consistency is maintained positively and in the long term. Thus, debt recoveries optimize the cash inflows of a company fiscally; entrepreneurs should resort to these services not only when facing situations of non-payment by debtors, but beforehand, allowing debt recoverers time to perform due diligence services, preventing tense situations.
Negotiations
Our team of lawyers strictly adheres to obligations of good faith, confidentiality, and transparency, maintaining a professional attitude in negotiations conducted on behalf of clients. The negotiation stage is important, being an extrajudicial phase that can save the client costs incurred in a court process.
Our main interest is the speedy recovery of debt and avoiding prolonged litigation on behalf of the client. Thus, we strategically aim to win negotiations and amicably recover debts.
Payment Summons
The payment summons is the official notification sent to the debtor for the return of the debt to the creditor. The summons is communicated either through a judicial executor or directly through a registered letter with declared content. Through the summons, the debtor is notified to pay the debt within 15 days of receipt, according to Article 1014 of the Civil Procedure Code.
The summons interrupts extinctive prescription, thus safeguarding the right to debt very quickly. It is important to note that failure to complete the preliminary procedure leads to the rejection as inadmissible of the payment order.