INSOLVENCY & LAW

We can help you issue a statutory demand

DEBT RECOVERY SPECIALISTS

Struggling to recover £5,000 or more?
You could be one phone call away from payment...
Are you facing challenges in the debt recovery process?
It's time to take action.

Do you want to serve a statutory demand and need assistance?

A statutory demand can be a useful debt recovery device.

Specifically, if a company owes you a debt of £750 or more that is both undisputed and less than six years old. (For individuals, the threshold is £5,000). Then you may consider serving a statutory demand.

Subsequently, if your debtor fails to agree to payment terms within 18 days of receiving your statutory demand for payment, you can seek guidance on initiating bankruptcy or company liquidation proceedings.

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In the event that your debtor does not respond to your statutory demand form, it is important to take prompt action. This is done by commencing bankruptcy or company winding-up proceedings.

Moreover, we have recovery options available that are sure to suit your specific needs. So why wait? Call us now for a free consultation with a member of our recoveries team to discuss:

  • Your options
  • How to get your money back

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