How to Handle Your Debtors Admissions

Are admissions good evidence?

How can you get a debtor to own up to their debt?

Can you use it in court if they do confess?

Getting the customer to admit owing the debt isn’t always easy. It can be the next best thing to actually getting paid as long as you handle it right. When your debtor admits that he or she owes you money, you can:

• Use the admission in court to help prove the debt.
• Remind the debtor of his or her previous admission if he or she tries to raise the same excuses for delaying payment later

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"Can I Use Admissions in Court?"

Can you use your debtor’s admission?

What qualifies as an admission?

An admission is a statement from the debtor conceding that he or she owes you money. An Admission may be full (“I owe you all the money you claim”) or partial (“I owe you some of the money, but dispute the balance.”) The admission can come in a number of forms, including an oral statement.

Learn more here about what qualifies as an admission here!

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If you’re a business owner, you may decide that having a debt collection law firm work on your unpaid invoices is your best choice. That’s an area we specialize in, and we’re happy to discuss your options.

Our attorneys know how to get results for our clients and they’re dedicated to getting a satisfactory outcome. Contact our attorneys for debt collection in Michigan today at (248) 645-2440 for a free no obligation consultation.