July, 2016

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Effective Debt Recovery Is Essential for Dental Practices

The McHughes Law Firm

Stay ahead of dental office debt collection by having procedures in place that thoroughly inform patients of your practice’s billing process and by following up immediately with any past due accounts. As trained medical professionals, dentists like you want to ensure that patients experience as little pain as possible. However, dental practice business owners often experience a great deal of pain when it comes to dental office debt collection.

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Jul 20, What Happens When Your Debt Goes to A Collector?

Debt Collection Answers

What do you do when your bills wind up with debt collectors? Should you pay them or not? We're pleased that our ebook is featured in this article in US News & World Report.

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Eleventh Circuit Holds Bankruptcy Rules Applicable to Matters on Which the Reference has been Withdrawn to the U.S. District Court

The Creditors Rights

When an adversary proceeding is transferred to the district court pursuant to a withdrawal of the reference, which rules—and deadlines—apply: those contained within the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, or those contained within the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure? The Eleventh Circuit recently held the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, not the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, govern adversary proceedings before the district courts.

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SIMM Associates

Recoverity

SIMM is a full service nationally licensed ARM company providing collection solutions to the student lending, consumer lending, credit/retail card, healthcare, auto finance, credit union and debt buying industries. SIMM provides best in class deceased care solutions that encompass decedent verification, estate location scrub, proprietary Probate Tracker SM claim filing process and an empathetic survivor recovery solution all performed with brand sensitivity and regulatory compliance in mind.

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Solve Your Firms Automation Complexities Once and For All

Speaker: Mark Stovel

When it comes to automating, many firms focus on finding the latest tech, believing that efficiency is something achieved through new tools. Yet true efficiency is achieved by delivering real value to clients, not merely by upgraded systems. Without a clear approach, no level of automation can overcome the complexities of serving every client’s needs.

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What if I Forget to List a Creditor in My Bankruptcy?

Ks Law

Forgetting a creditor when your bankruptcy case is pending. If you learn or notice that a creditor is not listed while the case is pending, it is a more simple fix. An amendment may be filed. The filing fee for this amendment is $26. Your legal fees will be a bit more, as the amendment requires a new Schedule F (list of debts), as well as an affidavit of service showing proof of the change reaching all necessary parties.

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RSH and Associates

Recoverity

How RSH and Associates will work your accounts (as compared to other agencies): While auto-dialing is an important tool, it can be detrimental to the collection of an account as well as increasing complaints, if not utilized properly. RSH will not leave a dialer on “auto-pilot” for the entire floor of accounts; continually calling your patients / guarantors daily with an automated message to the point of near harassment, whether or not contact was made.

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Eighth Circuit Holds a Lender to a Special Purpose Entity is not a “Person Aggrieved” by an Order Substantively Consolidating the SPE’s Bankruptcy Estate with Another Estate

The Creditors Rights

Lenders often go to great lengths to ensure their borrowers are Special Purpose Entities —entities whose assets will not be commingled with the assets of parent or affiliated companies—rendering bankruptcy filings by the SPE less likely. However, when a SPE does file bankruptcy and its trustee seeks to substantively consolidate its estate with the estate of its parent and affiliates, does the lender have standing to contest that motion and thereby be a “person aggrieved” from an adverse order?

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