Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

Re: Uncollected business debt

After this length of time, it looks like they don't intend to pay. A letter from a lawyer probably won't do any good; after all, it's just a letter. You may need to go ahead and sue them in the county where they are located.

Re: Uncollected business debt

There may be a host of legal options at your disposal here, depending upon the precise nature of your relationship, interactions, and documentation with the customer. Please give me a call or email me in the morning to discuss the matter in more detail.

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Kendall Carter

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Re: Uncollected business debt

In the overwhelming majority of cases, the option at this point is to have a lawyer write a demand letter and then a collection suit. If you have a lawyer for other business matters, he or she can either draft the letter or refer you to a lawyer who handles these type of matters.

Re: Uncollected business debt

Unless you retained a security interest in the property you sold, you may need to sue your debtor, take a judgment, proceed with post judgment collection activities, and then hopefully collect your debt. Experienced collection attorneys are familiar with the process and save time in going through the steps. Good luck!