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Your company loans money to a small business, which then fails to pay it back. When you ask for payment on that debt, they claim they have no cash and couldn’t even pay if they wanted to. Are you still able to collect? First of all, if you’re considering legal action...
As a business owner, it can be extremely frustrating when you cannot get paid for the work that you’ve done or the services you’ve provided. Seeing someone take from you without being willing to pay what’s owed is hurtful and harms your business. Sometimes, it’s...
If someone owes you money and you’re trying to collect, it’s already a frustrating situation. If they would have just paid like they agreed to do, this whole situation could have been avoided. But they haven’t paid, and now you have to try to actively seek that...
An individual owes your business a significant amount of money. Despite having a job, a vehicle and a house, they claim that they simply cannot make payments on what they owe you and default on the debt. Maybe they even try to file for bankruptcy to keep you from...
What happens to people after death? No one knows for sure – but one thing is certain: if they are in debt in California at the time of their death, some of their debts will have to be paid. This is because California is a community property state, meaning that a...
One of the benefits of starting a corporation or LLC is that the business entity protects the owner(s) from any personal liability. If the business fails, if it faces a major lawsuit or if it accrues substantial debt, the company and not the person who runs the...
If a Limited Liability Company (LLC) owes your client money, it will be hard to seek payment from the owner’s personal assets. Yet, it can also work the other way around. If someone has personal debt, they may still have assets in their LLC, which they think you...
Companies that extend credit to individuals and those that offer billing after service have been performed will often wonder how they can collect on those debts. While many people who utilize credit to pay for things will take care of those bills, there are some cases...
When a debtor claims they do cannot pay you what they owe, it is crucial you search far and wide. People who say they do not have money might not have a full bank account, but they may have funds in places they think you cannot touch. One place people believe their...
People who owe more money than they can reasonably repay sometimes go to great lengths to avoid taking responsibility for their own debts. Sometimes, they will go as far as to quit their job to avoid wage garnishments or get rid of their own property so that creditors...