Collection Agreement
How does the collection management agreement work?
Explanation of our Collection Agreements
Explanation
- Full on legal collection process. All debt not older than 2 years. The collector has carte blanch and may use any legal means of collecting the debt.
- PROCESS
- The debtor gets contacted formally and given the opportunity to pay his debt without a legal process. Failing to comply results in a full legal process of collection. If the debtor does not comply with arrangements the legal process follows to get judgement, garnish orders or warrant of execution against property. Uncollectable matters get stopped by the discretion of the collector. Regular the discretion of the collector. Regular payments gets monitored and contact is made on a regular basis to insure payments is made.
- DISTRIBUTION OF PAYMENTS
- The client receives all payment when the collection is completed and cost, expenses and fees have been paid
- AGE OF DEBT
- Age of debt is important as fresher debt gets collected faster but it is the discretion of the client in this matter. The collection cost is much cheaper as payments is fast and no need for legal costs.
- COST FOR CLIENT
- Costs gets received from first payments.
- PAYOUT PROCESS
- Every month a distribution takes place of payment received on debt. On payments received on debt, the collection commission, VAT, costs and fees is deducted, where after the balance is pay-out.
- LEGAL COLLECTION
- The first payments goes to the disbursements like sheriff costs and legal costs. (External accounts we had to pay). After the accounts has been paid we distribute the payments to the client. ALL UNCOLLECTED MATTERS are worked out to real expenses and the matters stopped by yourself gets deducted from the pay-out. If we recommend to stop a matter and the client is persistent the liability for the costs will be for the clients account.