If a debtor cannot afford to pay, Havard Law can advise on payment plans, enforcement and whether action is worthwhile.
Recovering legal costs depends on the type of claim, value, contract terms, court track and outcome.
Havard Law can help businesses manage multiple overdue accounts and take a structured approach to recovery.
Many simple contract debts have a usual six year limitation period, but the exact date should be checked.
A judgment confirms the debt is owed, but enforcement may still be needed if the debtor does not pay.
If a debtor disputes the debt, Havard Law can review the evidence and advise whether to pursue, negotiate or settle.
If a debtor ignores court proceedings, it may be possible to request default judgment.
You may be able to claim interest, fixed compensation or contractual interest depending on the debt and agreement.
The response period depends on the type of debt and whether the debtor is a business or an individual.
Many debts are resolved without court proceedings, often after a formal letter before action or settlement discussion.


