"Specialists in Asset and Money Recovery."

When a debtor is first contacted by a collection agency, they immediately realize that the escalated nature of their debt due to the involvement of a third party who has, as a matter of business, the primary goal of recovering the past due amount in a professional and legitimate manner.  Even though the presence of a collection agency acts as a catalyst for debt payment, it is through early action on delinquent accounts that results in the recovery of most past due accounts. 

We at Abraham Roth & Associates act before the ink can dry on our contract with you.  We immediately contact the debtor to introduce our presence and our goal to provide the opportunity for an easy and quick repayment of the past due amount.  We call the debtor as many times as is needed to keep the repayment in the debtors list of priorities.  We do not predetermine the number of times we contact a debtor based upon the details of the account.  We do assess the details of the delinquent account to determine what tactics would return the best results.  We take every possible professional and legal course of action to put the repayment of our client's money on top of the debtor's to-do list.  Our approach to debt collection is to be tenacious, consistent, and persuasive.

In the case of litigation, Abraham Roth & Associates maintains a network of attorneys throughout the United States who can sue a debtor within the debtor's jurisdiction.  Abraham Roth & Associates' attorneys belong to organizations which require that they adhere to the same high level of professionalism as Abraham Roth & Associates.  Additionally, the attorneys in Abraham Roth & Associates' network are required to maintain a surety bond to guarantee that all collections are properly remitted to our clients.  We ask that our attorneys first attempt to pursue non-judicial methods to persuade the debtor to make payments before employing other legal tactics towards recovery of our client's money.  The fees our client will be responsible for paying if the case is to be brought to trial will be determined on a client by client basis.