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One of the most common questions clients ask their debt collection attorneys is:
“How long will it take to collect my money?”

As with any legal matter, past results do not guarantee future performance. This is especially true in debt collection. There is no single answer because every case involves different facts, circumstances, and variables that affect how long the process may take.

In this video, we explain why the timeline for collecting a debt can vary and what factors most often influence the process. In some cases, an attorney demand letter results in payment in full or a negotiated settlement. In others, demand fails and the matter proceeds to mediation, arbitration, or litigation, where payment or payment arrangements may occur.

Some claims are defended, extending the life of the case. Other matters proceed to judgment and enforcement, which can involve locating and seizing assets—a process that may take additional time. And in some cases, despite best efforts, collection may not be possible.

We also discuss key considerations such as:

Whether the claim is collectible and if assets exist

Whether a bona fide dispute is delaying payment

Whether multiple creditors are pursuing the same debtor

How contract requirements and legal defenses affect timing

While statistics may show how many claims are collected in 30, 60, or 90 days, they don’t tell the full story. The real answer depends on the specific facts of your claim.

If you have an unpaid debt and are wondering how long the collection process may take, contact us for a consultation.
We have the experience that pays.