What if a creditor is about to sue me, has already involved a collection agency or has already obtained a judgment, and refuses to settle?
The best opportunity to negotiate a satisfactory resolution, with an angry creditor, is prior to the filing of suit or placement with an agency. Therefore, AmerAssist should be brought in to help as soon as possible. However, we can negotiate substantial reductions in most collection agency placements, court judgments and arbitration awards and restructure a lump sum obligation into deferred installments. The DMP mediation and disclosure process compels the acceptance of one of our settlement options, as the most logical resolution for a creditor. And, this puts you back on the road to financial health.
A. The best opportunity to negotiate a satisfactory resolution, with an angry creditor, is prior to the filing of suit or placement with an agency. Therefore NFS could be brought in to help take charge as soon as a business experiences financial difficulties, whenever possible, to prevent escalating costs. However, we can negotiate a reduction in most collection agency placements, court judgments, and arbitration awards rendered against you or your company, and restructure a lump-sum obligation into deferred installments. Once NFS is involved, there is no justification for creditors not to settle on your terms. The DMP mediation and disclosure process compel the acceptance of one of our settlement options, as the only logical alternative for a creditor to get paid. And, this puts you back on the road to financial health. Top… Q.
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