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Debtor in Puerto Rico owing over $30KFlorida Sorry I think inadvertently closed the last post regarding this problem We have a debtor in Puerto Rico with an outstanding invoice of $30K+ for goods purchased on a 30 net term. He is now over 90 days late. We have exhausted trying to call and have sent numerous emails. We did get a verbal promise to pay in installments but that has been and gone with no funds sent. My question is how difficult is it to collect from a debtor in Puerto Rico? Is it worth me flying down there to file a claim in the court or should I try a collection agency? The problem I have with the collection idea is the fees of 30+% but if I try to file in person will I spend months flying back and forth to attend court pleadings, in addition if I do need to make trips to the island can I claim those expenses back against the debtor? As I am in Florida it is a long haul but $30K is a hell of a lot of money for us. Thanks for any advise you can offer.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Last edited by Brightonuk; 03-18-2009 at 12:01 PM. |
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| You should seek the advice of a local business attorney...
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