Collections

As attorneys collecting on your behalf, we would likely be considered debt collectors and subject to both the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act and the Texas Debt Collection Practices Act. The laws are stringent concerning collection from a consumer debtor, and it is imperative that your representation understand the limitations and regulations facing a debt collection with a consumer debtor. We know how to effectively collect a consumer debt while staying within the bounds of the laws protecting consumers.

We begin our collection efforts by sending a demand for payment. Sometimes all that it takes to get money in your pocket is a letter from an attorney. If this preliminary collection attempts fails, we are able to aggressively representing you in court. We will attempt to cost-effectively collect your money by seeking a default judgment or summary judgment, but we are able to seek a judgment in a trial proceeding if necessary. If we obtain a judgment, we are able to continue collection if the debtor still fails to pay through post-judgment collection.

You have a judgment for money--now what? We can help you continue collection efforts past obtaining a judgment. We can seek to get your money if a judgment is obtained by taking actions, including:

• Filing an Abstract of Judgment
• Seeking a Writ of Garnishment
• Filing a Motion for Turnover
• Seeking a Writ of Execution