RSD Discusses When to Pursue a Debt and When to Walk Away
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CLAWSON, Mich. - Michimich -- Are you unsure whether to pursue a debt or walk away?

At what point is a collected debt outweighed by the cost of legal action?

Determining whether to pursue legal action or to cease efforts requires careful consideration. Here's a comprehensive guide to help navigate this decision-making process effectively.

Factors Favoring Legal Action

• High Value Debt: For substantial debts, the potential financial gain from successful litigation may outweigh the costs and effort involved.
• Clear Documentation: When you have clear, documented evidence of the debt and the debtor's obligation to pay, you have a stronger case in court.
• Repeat Offender: If the debtor has a history of defaulting on debts or ignoring collection efforts, legal action may be necessary to compel payment.
• Assets and Solvency: If the debtor has assets or a reasonable ability to pay but refuses, legal action can force compliance through wage garnishment or asset seizure.

Reasons to Consider Walking Away

• Low Recovery Probability: If the debtor lacks assets or income to satisfy the debt, pursuing legal action may result in additional costs without a realistic chance of recovery.
• Cost-Effectiveness: For small debts, the expenses associated with litigation (e.g. legal fees and court costs) may outweigh the potential recovery.
• Time and Resources: Pursuing legal action can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. If the effort outweighs the potential return, it may be more efficient to cease collection efforts.
• Disputes and Defenses: If the debtor disputes the debt and presents valid defenses that complicate the case, resolving the matter outside of court may be preferable.

Read the full article on RSD's website: https://www.rsdcollects.com/debtcollection/commercial/knowing-when-to-file-with-debt-collection-companies

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End Your Search for Debt Collection Companies

Navigating debt collection requires a balanced approach, weighing financial considerations, legal rights, and practical realities. By carefully evaluating these factors and exploring alternatives, creditors can make informed decisions that maximize the chances of debt recovery while minimizing unnecessary costs and efforts. A debt collection company can help you navigate the process. If you have questions, or if you're ready to place a claim, call (248) 370-8160 or submit a contact form here: https://www.rsdcollects.com/contact

About Ross, Stuart & Dawson, Inc: Located in Clawson, Michigan, RSD is a commercial debt collection agency that focuses on professionalism, kindness, and most importantly, results. RSD operates both domestically and internationally in over 120 countries. Locally they serve Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, the Upper Peninsula, and more. RSD is 1 of 26 agencies considered a "certified agency" by the Commercial Law League of America and is endorsed by the International Association of Commercial Collectors. https://www.rsdcollects.com/

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