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Category Archives: Debt Recovery

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Debt recovery update: Enforcement of Judgement

Debt RecoveryBy Terry MaylinJune 26, 2017Leave a comment

Some debtors, and occasionally their solicitors, believe that High Court enforcement of judgement against a limited liability company cannot be executed at a home address. I can confirm that this is not the case.  Enforcement of judgement can and regularly does take place under these circumstances by Sherriff Officers, often with high success. The Sherriff’s…

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5 ways to speed debt recovery

Debt RecoveryBy Terry MaylinJune 5, 2017Leave a comment

It came as no surprise to me that a recent BACS study found SMEs in the UK are owed a staggering £26.3bn in overdue payments.  As a debt recovery solicitor, I’m all too aware of the day to day impact late payments have on the Essex small businesses I help.  The fact is, cash flow…

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10 important things to do to make sure you get paid

Debt RecoveryBy Terry MaylinApril 19, 2016Leave a comment

If you want to make sure that you stand a fighting chance of getting paid after you have done your work or supplied your goods or services, take note. Terry Maylin of TM Law solicitors is one of the best in the business at getting back money owed to his clients. The following is a…

Debt Recovery- new rules in relation to the High Court Sheriff

Debt RecoveryBy Terry MaylinSeptember 5, 2014Leave a comment

Following the recent revamp in the rules relating to enforcement of judgment there are now four  stages. Compliance stage – sending the notice of enforcement. Enforcement does not proceed if the debt is paid in full in this stage Enforcement stage 1 – the EA attends the debtor’s premises to take control of goods. If…

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Top Tips for debt collection

Debt RecoveryBy Terry MaylinMarch 9, 2014Leave a comment

TM LAWS TOP TIPS TO HELP MAKE SURE YOU GET PAID 1. Know who you are dealing with. Sounds really obvious but is not only crucial but very often got wrong. 2. You can deal with someone as an Individual, as a sole trader, as a partnership or as a limited company. Identify which they…

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