Debt Recovery
Debt Recovery
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There is an initial phase in debt recovery proceedings in which an attempt is made to settle the dispute amicably by contacting the debtor and requesting payment. Where this attempt is unsuccessful, it is necessary to commence legal proceedings to have recourse to appropriate measures to enforce recovery of the debt.
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Yes. You can rely on AMS to provide legal services from the preventive phase and throughout the legal proceedings.
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Each case is examined in detail by AMS specialist team, which considers all factors in order to obtain the solution to the client's problem.
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We are at your disposal. AMS provides services not only to the large and small businesses but also to private individuals.
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You should use the Debt Recovery service whenever you need to recover a debt, which is due and payable.
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AMS always analyses all factors related to the client (e.g. the client's financial situation) in order to arrive at the best strategy for the resolution of the case.
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AMS provides legal services to all types of entities and enterprises and also to private individuals that wish to have recourse to insolvency proceedings.
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Yes. You can rely on AMS to provide the necessary legal advice and assistance, ranging from advice regarding the feasibility of the resolution of the financial issues and throughout the insolvency proceedings.
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The Special Recovery Procedure (PER) is a procedure for enterprises that are in a difficult financial situation, or on the brink of insolvency, which can be recovered because they are financially viable. The aim of the procedure is to facilitate negotiations with creditors with a view to the approval of a recovery plan (payment plan), which enables the enterprise to continue trading and avoid insolvency.
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The Special Payment Agreement Procedure (PEAP) is a procedure for natural persons, who are in a difficult financial situation, or who are on the brink of insolvency. The aim of the procedure is to facilitate negotiations with creditors with a view to the making of a payment agreement, which restructures the debtor's debt and avoids debtor insolvency.