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Unpaid Debt: What’s The Worst That Can Happen?

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Unpaid Debt: What’s The Worst That Can Happen?
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Plenty.  There are many misconceptions concerning what a creditor can do to collect a debt.  Below is a short generic list of options available to a creditor to collect a debt.

http://blogs.findlaw.com/free_enterprise/2009/08/6-ways-your-business-can-collect-unpaid-debt.html

Generally, a creditor will attempt to collect a debt in the most cost efficient manner possible before resorting to more expensive legal remedies.  Absent extreme circumstances, a creditor cannot take the property of a debtor without a legal judgment.  A legal judgment is only obtained by first suing the debtor, then going to trial, and finally winning at trial.  Because of the high cost of litigation,  creditors often are willing to  settle a debt dispute and save the litigation costs.  Therefore, if you are in debt, contact a qualified debt settlement attorney to help you effectively navigate the law and effectively settle your debt for a large reduction in the principal balance owed.

Unpaid Debt: What’s The Worst That Can Happen? was last modified: November 1st, 2014 by Kevin Fallon McCarthy
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Kevin Fallon McCarthy is the McCarthy Law PLC’s managing attorney and an experienced Phoenix debt attorney. Mr. McCarthy has also worked as general counsel for a large corporation. He has corporate counsel experience in human resource matters, general corporate governance, and union class action litigation.

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