Reviewing the Debt's Supporting Documents
We start with precise review of the debt's supporting documents, such as contracts, invoices, cheques, and correspondence, to determine the strongest legal path for collection and your actual legal position's strength.
Formal Notice Before Judicial Escalation
We help you draft a clear formal notice clarifying the amount due and the payment deadline given, since this notice might resolve the dispute amicably without needing full litigation escalation, and is also an important procedural step before filing any lawsuit.
Distinguishing Between Different Collection Paths
We help you choose the correct path based on debt nature; bounced cheques are subject to faster direct enforcement, while ordinary commercial debts not documented by an enforcement instrument need a full financial claim lawsuit.
Filing the Financial Claim Lawsuit
When direct enforcement isn't available, we help you file a full financial claim lawsuit before the competent court, preparing all necessary documents and arguments to establish your entitlement to the claimed amount.
Mandatory Enforcement When the Debtor Refuses to Pay
After a judgment or enforcement instrument is issued, we help you follow mandatory enforcement procedures before the Enforcement Court if the debtor refuses voluntary payment, including seizing accounts and assets.
Searching for the Debtor's Assets and Determining Repayment Capacity
When the debtor's assets aren't clear, we help you use available tools to identify their assets and bank accounts, ensuring something exists that can actually be enforced against.
Ongoing Tracking Service for Multiple Debt Portfolios
For commercial and industrial businesses managing multiple debt portfolios, we offer an organized ongoing tracking service for collection files, with clear status reports for each file and stages of action taken.
Negotiating a Settlement or Debt Scheduling
Sometimes direct negotiation with the debtor to reach a settlement or debt scheduling is a faster, less costly option than full escalation, and we help you assess this option based on each case's circumstances.
Collecting Debts From Debtors Outside the Kingdom
When the debtor resides or is registered outside the Kingdom, we help you assess collection options through coordinating with local lawyers in the debtor's country, or benefiting from reciprocal judgment enforcement agreements if they exist.
How We Start With You
Send us the debt details and documents you have on WhatsApp. We help you determine the fastest legal path to collect your full receivables.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a formal notice mandatory before filing a lawsuit?
It's usually preferable to send a formal notice first, as it may resolve the dispute without needing litigation, and we help you draft it effectively.
What if the debtor doesn't have enough assets for enforcement?
We review available enforcement options, including freezing accounts or seizing other assets under the law, and help you search for assets you might not be aware of.
I have a bounced cheque. Is its path faster than an ordinary undocumented debt?
Yes, a bounced cheque is treated as an enforcement instrument enabling direct enforcement without needing a full financial claim lawsuit.
The debtor refuses to pay despite a judgment being issued in my favor. What do I do?
We help you follow mandatory enforcement procedures before the Enforcement Court, including seizing the debtor's accounts and assets.
We manage a large debt portfolio for multiple clients. Do you offer a comprehensive tracking service?
Yes, we offer an organized ongoing tracking service with clear status reports for each file and stages of action taken.
Is direct negotiation with the debtor a better option than immediately filing a lawsuit?
It depends on each case's circumstances; we help you assess this option compared to judicial escalation to choose the fastest path for collecting your right.
Our debtor resides outside the Kingdom. Can the debt still be collected?
We help you assess collection options through coordinating with local lawyers in the debtor's country or benefiting from reciprocal judgment enforcement agreements.