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Debt Recovery

Recover what
you’re owed.

Commercially-minded recovery — assessed for value, pursued with resolve.

Commercial First

Not every debt is worth the same route. We tell you which is worth pursuing — and how.

Tai & Khan

We pursue outstanding debts with commercial viability in mind — weighing every step against the cost and likelihood of recovery, so your money is spent where it counts.

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Assess viability first
02
Structured demand
03
Suit & enforcement
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Cost-Aware Recovery

Every step, weighed for value.

A demand letter is cheap; litigation is not. We escalate only when the numbers justify it — and we tell you honestly when they don’t.

Our Recovery Process

Measured escalation.

01

Assessment

We review the debt, the debtor and the paper trail to gauge real recoverability.

02

Letter of Demand

A firm, properly-worded demand that often resolves matters without court.

03

Negotiation

Where sensible, a structured settlement that gets you paid faster.

04

Filing suit

If needed, we commence proceedings and press them efficiently.

05

Judgment

Securing judgment and, where appropriate, costs and interest.

06

Enforcement

Garnishee, writs, bankruptcy or winding-up — turning judgment into payment.

Our Approach

Viability-tested

We qualify a debt before you spend — no throwing good money after bad.

Transparent costs

You always know the likely spend and the likely return before we escalate.

Decisive escalation

When action is warranted, we move quickly and press hard for payment.

Common Questions

Recovery, clarified.

When should I send a Letter of Demand?
Usually as soon as an invoice is clearly overdue and informal reminders have failed. A solicitor’s demand carries weight and frequently prompts payment before any court step is needed.
Court action or negotiation — which is better?
Whichever recovers more, faster, at lower cost. We assess each debt on its facts and recommend the route with the best commercial return.
What can I recover beyond the debt?
Depending on the case and any contract terms, you may recover interest and a portion of costs. We set realistic expectations at the outset.
When is bankruptcy or winding-up appropriate?
Where a judgment debt exceeds the statutory threshold and the debtor can pay but won’t, insolvency proceedings can be a powerful lever. We advise on thresholds and risk before filing.

Owed Money?

Let’s turn the debt into a payment.

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