“…The debtor owes our company a large sum of money, but the complexity of the situation is that every time I negotiate with the Debtor on installments, he does not pay. And with the next debt formation, I sent an application to the court…”.
Taking into account that the process of recovery through the court with the final receipt of the decision that has entered into legal force is quite a long procedure, plus a significant amount of state fee must be paid before the trial begins, we recommend that the Client use the mediation procedure at the trial stage.
Not many people know what this procedure is and what positive effect it has on the final result for both parties:
- mediation provides an opportunity for the parties to get out of the conflict and establish mutually beneficial cooperation;
- mediation relieves psychological and emotional stress.
- mediation is possible at any stage of judicial and pre-trial processes.
- based on judicial practice, the courts return the state fee in full;
- in case of violation of the agreements reached, the parties quickly receive a legally binding legal document, which can be immediately presented for collection in the enforcement authorities.
This also happened to our Client – he was surprised when he found a document that was legally valid for one day (a mediation agreement), but he was more surprised that if the agreement was not fulfilled, the Client promptly received enforcement documents that were immediately presented for collection. At the same time, he did not pay the costs associated with the trial, but on the contrary returned the state fee paid in 100% and already received the result in the form of partial repayment of the debt!
This proves that any complex bureaucratic machine can be circumvented in a legal and efficient way.
Respecting the confidentiality of the mediation process, the details of the Client and the Debtor, as well as the terms under which the agreement was reached, are not disclosed.
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