On the other hand, when you are on the wrong side of a judgment, you can feel trapped and defenseless to the attacks of an overly aggressive debt collector. Fortunately, Florida is a debtor-friendly state, and both state and federal law offers several protections to debtors in Florida. It is important that a debtor hire an experienced attorney with an in-depth knowledge of the federal and state laws that protect debtors and their Florida assets, including their homestead. Read our blog article here.
Our Experience in Debtor-Creditor Disputes
Boatman Ricci has experience on both sides of the debtor-creditor relationship. The Firm has helped individuals and businesses with asset protection and the prevention of the collection of unlawfully obtained judgments. The Firm also has extensive experience helping a broad array of clients—from individuals to fortune five-hundred companies—enforce and collect debts and judgments. Having been on both sides of these disputes, Our attorneys have an in depth understanding of both how to prosecute and defend against collection efforts.
Our Approach to Debtor-Creditor Disputes
Boatman Ricci is Truth Guided in its approach to debtor-creditor disputes. Whether they are representing a debtor or a creditor, our attorneys believe that every litigation strategy must be grounded in objective truth. The Firm believes that clients make the best decisions when they fully understand their duties as well as the protections afforded to them under the law.
Boatman Ricci is Relationship Driven meaning it seeks to provide legal solutions that are tailored to each individual client’s needs. Whether you are a small business with outstanding accounts receivable or a fortune five-hundred company with several large judgments to enforce, our attorneys are able to offer efficient and effective solutions to help creditors collect in Florida. For debtors, Boatman Ricci has the resources and knowledge to effectively assist clients with finding legal and practical solutions to settling debts short of filing for bankruptcy.