Cash Recovery
The Yuill & Kyle Court Action
Whilst many clients find our pre-sue letter does the trick and no further action is needed – you may have to take court action to get paid. Our experience has taught us that the quicker you take legal proceedings, the better the chances of you getting paid. No doubt your debtor will have other creditors looking for payment - so you’ll want to get yourself to the front of the queue!
Our extensive database allows us to better determine the debtor’s ability to pay – preventing you throwing good money after bad!
So if other avenues have so far failed it’s time to Instruct Court Action
If you’d prefer to fax us your instructions, instead of sending these online please email us at info@debtscotland.com and we’ll email you our fax form to complete.
Fees
Many clients are surprised by the affordability of taking their debtor to court. After all, where court proceedings are successful, judicial expenses are recoverable from your debtor.
Where court proceedings are successful the cost to you are as follows:
| Amount of debt | Cost to you |
|---|---|
| £50.00 to £250.00 | £30.00 |
| £250.00 to £750.00 | £35.00 |
| £750.00 to £1,500.00 | £40.00 |
| Over 1,500.00 | £45.00 |
Where proceedings are unsuccessful, in addition to the fee above, we add judicial expenses and disbursements.
What do we do?
As soon as we receive your instructions (online, or by letter, fax or email) we can issue proceedings anywhere in Scotland.
To ensure you get paid as quickly as possible:
- We’ll draft all documentation and send it to court within 48 hrs.
- Once the court processes the papers (usually within a couple of days) they return these to us. We serve (issue) the papers on your debtor – and we always do this the same day we get them back from the court.
We know you probably have lots of questions about the court process which is why we have added the following section: (note to web designer: the answers to these should drop down when you click on the question)
- When is judgement issued?
- What is a time to pay direction?
- Do you have to accept the instalments offer?
- What happens if an instalment decree is granted?
- What happens is the case is defended?
- What happens once judgement is issued?
Falling on Deaf ears? – don’t worry, if your debtor simply ignores the court action we’ll enforce the judgment using our post-judgment remedies.
To instruct court action simply click INSTRUCTIONS
| Tel: 0141 331 2332 | © Yuill + Kyle 2007 |
| Fax: 0141 332 4223 | 79 West Regent Street |
| Email: info@debtscotland.com | Glasgow G2 2AR |
