CCJ: What is a County Court Judgement? Our legal expert Robyn Baxter explains
You might have heard the term CCJ - County Court Judgement - in connection with someone's business problems but do you know what it means? Put simply: if a person [...]
Credit control: Is outsourcing the answer for you?
One of our key services, for which there is increasing demand, is credit control. We provide credit control services for, among others, accountants and solicitors as well as virtual assistants [...]
Courts take school fee contracts seriously, even if some parents don’t
We've had another success recently with one of our clients in the charity sector, an independent, fee-paying school. Appropriately enough, it offers some lessons in reading, writing and arithmetic. Payment [...]
How we’re helping independent schools chase debts
When unpaid school fees run into thousands of pounds, independent school bursar Jonathan Wheeler can call on our services. As a bursar in the independent school sector, Jonathan Wheeler oversees [...]
Renewable energy: don’t let unpaid bills slow you down
Paul R. Brooks Snr, boss of a major renewable energy business, has called on our services to chase up late payers - an increasing problem in his sector, as elsewhere. Renewable [...]
Chasing payment on a day out with the ‘sheriffs’
High court enforcement agents - or 'The sheriffs' as they are billed on the telly - are the people at the really sharp end of debt collection. They are the [...]
How a construction law expert helped us recover a £150,000 debt
Robyn and I pride ourselves on being knowledgeable about our field and our clients. But we work with a diverse range of businesses from building to baking and each has [...]
Statutory demand can unblock debt payments quicker than court
We pride ourselves on negotiating well to recover debts on behalf of our clients with even the trickiest of customers. We are firm but sympathetic as that’s usually the best [...]
Fantastic excuses and where to find them
It always amazes me how outlandish people can be when they are trying to put off paying an outstanding bill. From promising to pay tomorrow – tomorrow never comes – [...]
Construction hire: don’t be a crime victim
We’ve seen a rise in enquiries from construction hire businesses lately who want to know if we can help them deal with the crime wave their trade is facing. I’m [...]