Collections Attorney Connecticut (CT)
Contact the Einhorn Law Firm for all your Connecticut collection needs. Whether New Haven County collections, Middlesex County collections, New London County collections, Hartford County collections, Fairfield County collections, or Windham County collections, the Law Offices of Geoffrey T. Einhorn, LLC handles collection matters in all counties of Connecticut. Whether it is a small claim matter under $5,000 or a superior court case for an amount greater than $5,000, let us be your Connecticut Collection Attorney.
Attorney Einhorn has been practicing in the areas of creditor’s rights, repossessions, replevins, and collections since 1999 and has collected for national banks, universities, insurance companies, fortune 500 companies, hospitals, doctors, landlords, credit card companies, internet and software providers, as well as everyday “Mom and Pop” business owners and the average everyday people like you and your neighbors.
Collections are usually handled at the venue location where the defendant’s residence is. Court costs in Connecticut can be expensive with Superior Court costs often running $300-$700 to bring an action and small claims matters ranging from $75-$125 in court costs alone.
When contacting The Einhorn Law Firm for collection matters, please make sure to have your contracts available for review and be aware whether your contract allows for “reasonable attorneys fees and court costs” to cover costs of collection.
In Connecticut collection matters, the easy part is filing suit and getting judgment. The real work begins when the defendants fail to make payment. Connecticut Collection Attorneys have several tools available for collecting on debts. The most common methods include: judgment liens on real estate, wage and bank executions and garnishments, examination of judgment debtors under oath, attachments of assets, repossessions, and mechanics liens.
Call Attorney Geoffrey T. Einhorn for a free consultation 203-269-1665 and let the Einhorn Law Firm help you to collect on your Connecticut Judgment today.