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Debt Recovery

Recover what you are owed. Firmly, and without delay.

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Why It Matters

Debt recovery is often most effective when action is taken early and decisively.

We assist businesses and individuals with unpaid invoices, formal demands, negotiated repayment arrangements, court recovery proceedings, and enforcement steps where required — with a direct, practical approach focused on getting you paid.

What We Help With

How we help you.

4 ways we can help with your matter.

First Step

Letters of Demand

A formal letter of demand is often all it takes. We draft clear, firm demands that put the other side on notice and open the door to payment.

Negotiation

Repayment Arrangements

Where a debtor is willing but unable to pay in full, we negotiate structured repayment arrangements that protect your position.

Court

Court Recovery Proceedings

When demands are ignored, we pursue recovery through the Magistrates' Court or VCAT, preparing and running your claim efficiently.

Enforcement

Enforcement Steps

With judgment in hand, we take the enforcement steps needed to actually recover the money — warrants, garnishee orders, and more.

Free 15-Minute Consultation

Tell us what's going on.

We'll listen, explain your options in plain English, and give you a clear path forward.

Questions, Answered

Debt Recovery — common questions

When should I start debt recovery?

As early as possible. The longer a debt is left, the harder it can be to recover. A prompt letter of demand often resolves matters before court is ever needed.

Do I have to go to court to recover a debt?

Not always. Many debts are recovered through a well-drafted letter of demand or a negotiated repayment arrangement. Court is a step we take only when necessary.

Can you help recover unpaid invoices for my business?

Yes. We assist businesses and individuals alike with unpaid invoices, from the first demand through to enforcement if it comes to that.

Let's Talk

Let's talk about your matter.

Your first consultation is free for the first 15 minutes. No jargon, no judgment — just honest advice from an experienced Australian lawyer.