What Are Muller’s Collection Rates?

Are you worried about what it may cost your company to have a collection agency go after your debtors?

Is the high cost of collection keeping you from pursuing what you’re rightfully owed?

Would knowing that you don’t pay attorney fees up front help you make the decision to start collecting from your debtors?

You don’t need to worry about up front attorney fees! The majority of our cases are handled on a contingency fee basis at Muller, Muller, Richmond, Harms & Myers, P.C. Depending on the type of case, we handle some cases hourly as well.

Our attorneys and collectors have more than 55 years of experience! We’ll give your case dedicated, personal attention, whether your claim is big or small. Imagine having an expert do all the work for you! You’ll experience a headache-free collection process when our Michigan bill collectors are on your side.    

If you want to employ our debt collection services in Michigan, your first step is easy. Fill out the information form on our “Contact Us” page, or give us a call at 248-645-2440, to ask questions and figure out your next steps. Don’t let the money owed to you go away – get started today! We look forward to hearing from you.

Can I Still File a Lawsuit For Debt Collection in Michigan?

Are you worried your claims may have expired?

Have you waited a long time to see if you can file a lawsuit?

Did other law firms fail to collect on your debts?

Don’t let your claims disappear! Don’t let the debtor get away!

According to Michigan law MCL Section 600.5807, “No person may bring or maintain any action to recover damages or sums due for breach of contract, or to enforce the specific performance of any contract unless, after the claim first accrued to himself or to someone through whom he claims, he commences the action within the periods of time prescribed by this section.

1. The period of limitations on actions charging any surety on any bond of any executor, administrator, guardian is 4 years after the discharge of the executor, administrator, or guardian.
2. The period of limitations is 10 years for actions founded upon bonds of public officers.
3. The period of limitations on actions founded upon bonds executed under sections 41.80 and 41.81 of the Compiled Laws of 1948, is 2 years after the expiration of the year for which the constable was elected.
4. The period of limitations is 10 years for actions founded upon covenants in deeds and mortgages of real estate.
5. The period of limitations is 2 years for actions charging any surety for costs.
6. The period of limitations is 2 years for actions brought on bonds or recognizances given on appeal from any court in this state.
7. The period of limitations is 10 years for actions on bonds, notes, or other like instruments which are the direct or indirect obligation of, or were issued by although not the obligation of, the state of Michigan or any county, city, village, township, school district, special assessment district, or other public or quasi-public corporation in the state of Michigan.
8. The period of limitations is 6 years for all other actions to recover damages or sums due for breach of contract.”

For over 50 years, our attorneys for debt collection in Michigan have tracked down overdue accounts, winning many settlements for our clients along the way. We handle your case with the professional attention it deserves and we’re well prepared to use all our options to collect your overdue debts. With offices in Birmingham and Grand Rapids, we handle claims against debtors located in Michigan, even if you are located out of state.

The First Step

Contact our experienced attorneys for debt collection in Michigan today at (248) 645-2440 for a resolution to your collection matters. We offer a free initial consultation and strategy meeting. There are no fees due unless we recover for you!