How to Collect a Debt | Learn About Law

If you are a small business owner dealing with past due accounts receivable, or if you are having trouble paying your monthly bills and are receiving notices from creditors, you should acquaint yourself with the collection process. This video provides a summary of that process. The narrative will be from the creditor’s perspective, but it will be equally helpful to debtors.
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[@ChristieAdamsInHawaii]

What if you are trying to collect a legal judgment from a corporation? How do you proceed? If the corporation will not pay you, can you go after the top executive of the corporation? Thank you.

[@Learn-about-law]

Hi Christie, thanks for your question. We have an article that further discusses debt collection that clarify some things for you - www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/the-fair-debt-collection-practices-act-explained.