About Debt Recovery

Debt recovery refers to the legal and administrative procedures within which the creditor obtains the debt from the debtor who defaulted on his or her financial liabilities. It can be a long process of various measures such as initial communication, negotiation, and the consequent legal action.

Usually, the debt collection process begins by contacting the debtor through phone calls, letters, and emails with reminders of the debt and discussing a payment schedule. If all these efforts prove unfruitful, more assertive measures are taken, which include the issuance of a formal demand letter, a legally binding document outlining the debt and demanding payment within a specified timeframe.

The legal debt recovery form provides legal remedies such as filing lawsuits, obtaining judgments and enforcing judgments. The legal and ethical procedures concerning a debt recovery process safeguard’s the debtor’s rights, thereby avoiding harassment and ensuring equitable treatment of the debtor. There are various laws which help to safeguard the debtor as well as the creditor and recover the debt. They are as follows;

  • Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI Act) – The act gives banks and financial institutions the authority to recover secured debts outside courts by taking possession of and selling off assets.
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC)- It Streamlines insolvency and bankruptcy processes for individuals, partnerships and companies. It seeks to maximize the value of the assets and facilitate an expeditious resolution.
  • Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) – It is one of the most important Chapter of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) which governs civil suits for the recovery of debt to different types of debt. It lays out the process for filing suits, obtaining judgments and executing decrees.
  • Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 — The act Deals with promissory notes, bills of exchange, and cheques. Cheque bounce cases are covered under Section 138, which entails penal consequences.
Additionally, India has three formal routes for recovering loans. They are as follows
  • Civil Courts (CPC) – They are resorted to for general debt recovery and filing of suits leading to obtaining decrees.
  • Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs) - DRTs are specialised tribunals which settle bank and financial institution loan dues quickly.
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) – A legislative framework for bankruptcy and insolvency, directing debt restructuring or liquidation processing.

Why Choose GSLO?

GSLO strives to provide the best strategies for debt recovery and enforcement that secure payments and give financial strength to business continuity.

  • Bespoke Recovery Strategies

    Customized strategies designed for your particular needs will help you combat challenges arising from bad debt recovery. The integrated approach thus increases the chances of realization of debt.

  • Expert Legal Help

    GSLO boasts deep legal knowledge about debt recovery. Its experienced lawyers are dedicated to making sure that the procedure runs very smoothly but in compliance with the intricacies of the law.

  • Skilled Negotiation

    Our trained negotiators deal with the debtor by employing strategies to arrive at a settlement.. We focus on protecting your interests with the maximum possible recovery.

  • Speed and Efficiency of Debt Recovery

    GSLO in its debt recovery solutions minimizes any delays and ensures fast resolution. Its approach is designed to ensure recovery of your outstanding amounts and return to normalcy without risking further setbacks.

Start the Recovery Process Now!

Connect with Us

Services Included in Debt Recovery

Get Professional Debt Recovery Help!

Your Debt Recovery Questions Answered

As always, we are here to help you get off to a strong start. Below you will find a list of essential FAQs designed to give you a better understanding of Debt Recovery.

  • When do I need professional debt recovery services?

    When a debtor fails to make payments persistently, disputes the amount owed, or refuses to negotiate, one should approach the professionals. Delays in recovery can cause a tremendous hindrance to cash flow, making it incredibly necessary that a fast intervention takes place.

  • What would be the legal ways to proceed with debt recovery?

    The legal ways include sending demand notices to the party involved, negotiating the settlement, filing a lawsuit in court, and getting an order by law for any kind of enforcement. Depending on the case, seizures of assets, garnishment of wages, or lawsuits can be initiated against the debtor.

  • How long does the debt recovery process take?

    Debtor cooperation, complexity of any legal procedures, and many other factors can influence time frames. While some debts can be settled via negotiations within weeks, others can take months depending on court proceedings.

  • Is it possible to recover a debt in Nevada without going to court?

    Yes, many collectible debts can be recovered by negotiation, mediation, or settlement agreements without the parties ever having to file a lawsuit in the first place. If the debtor outright refuses to pay, however, it is necessary to enforce the debt in the courts.

  • What if a debtor refuses to pay when a court order is issued?

    If a debtor somehow violates a court order, actions may be taken such as freezing of bank accounts, garnishment of wages, and even seizure of the assets to recover the owed amount.

Do you want to ask our
experts a question?

Schedule a Call Now