Our products
- PAID - our comprehensive,
cost-effective credit management strategy - One-off demand letter
- Initial consultation
- Seminars
- Statutory demand
PAID
PAID is our comprehensive strategy to rid your business of the curse of bad debts. It’s designed for well managed businesses with occasional debt collection issues. Annual membership costs $500 + GST.The benefits of PAID membership
- The PAID credit management strategy
- Up to 10 free PAID Demand Letters each month (additional letters cost $20 + GST)
- Statutory demands and supporting affidavits to corporate debtors for $300 + GST
- Free review of your contract, terms and conditions and credit documentation.
- Two free enrolments to our seminars Key Elements to Effective Credit Management or The Legal Process. Normally $220 per person.
- Free professional assessment of your case before you issue legal proceedings
- Free telephone advice on debt collection matters
- Written estimates of what it costs and what you can recover before you litigate
- The PAID Fair Fee Guarantee – we only charge you what you are entitled to recover from your debtor
Join PAID now
Simply complete our PAID online application form.One-off debt collections
If have a single debt to collect and don’t expect more, PAID may not be for you. We offer a debt collection letter identical to the PAID demand letter ($90 + GST). Upon receipt of your instructions we will issue a Demand Letter to the debtor on our letterhead threatening legal proceedings and requiring the debtor to pay the outstanding monies directly to you.Initial consultations
Find out where you stand at an initial consultation ($90 + GST) with one of our lawyers. Visit initial consultation for more information or telephone 9220 4437 to arrange an appointment.Seminars
We offer regular seminars on credit related matters.Statutory demand
A statutory demand is an alternative to issuing a general procedure claim. It is a demand addressed to a corporation setting out that the corporation owes the creditor a debt. The debt must be greater than $2,000 and it must be verified by an affidavit or attached with a court judgment. It may be served upon the corporation’s registered office or upon a director of the corporation.Once a corporation has received a statutory demand it has 21 days within which either to:
- pay the demand or secure it to your satisfaction; or
- apply to have it set aside in the Supreme Court.