Debt Collection
Someone owe you money and want pay?
Tired of getting the run-a-round or completely ignored? We can help you collect!
Collection matters are generally handled on a contingent fee basis. If an indebtedness is based on a contract which contains an attorney's fee provision, suit is filed for past-due principal, prejudgment interest at the contract rate, and a one-third attorney's fee, unless the contract provides for a lesser percentage.
Most judges in Texas award one-third of the past due principal and interest as a reasonable attorney’s fee and include that amount in the judgment.
Zamora, PLLC charges a flat fee for writing demand letters if a matter is not initially referred for to us for collection action. A typical demand letter reminds the debtor of the obligation to pay and instructs the debtor to have subsequent contact regarding payment of the debt directly with the creditor-client. If the client later refers the matter for collection, the usual contingent fee is charged.
Neither the firm nor any of its members are certified as Civil Trial, Consumer Bankruptcy, Business Bankruptcy, or Creditors Rights Specialists by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and
By Federal Law, 15 USC § 1692, all communications made to collect a debt or to obtain information about a consumer must disclose that the communication is from a debt collector, that the debt collector is attempting to collect a debt, and that any information obtained will be used for that purpose. |
