Many believe that hiring an attorney is the fastest path to recovery. In reality, once the legal process begins, the collection process stops. Court dates are often set 4–12 months out, giving debtors plenty of time to dissolve, change names, sell assets, or even file bankruptcy.
Even if you win, 85% of civil judgments go uncollected. At that point, attorneys typically request more money for asset and income searches, and the billable hours pile up. In the end, the attorney gets paid - whether you do or not.
The smarter move is to act before accounts reach that stage.
✅ Our collection coordinators work on a strictly contingent basis—we don’t get paid unless you do.
✅ We inject urgency and resolution into the process, often restoring communication where you couldn’t.
✅ At National Recovery Systems, 80% of accounts are resolved within 60 days, and fewer than 2% ever proceed to litigation.
We give every account 30 focused days to resolve or determine suitability for further action. You’ll receive a full report of our findings, along with assistance should litigation become necessary.
