The right preparation is critical to your success.
It Starts With A Payment Claim
A payment claim should be an accurate reflection of all that has gone before it.
What does this mean?
A payment claim should:
- correctly identify who the contracting parties are
- apply only to a relevant period
- comprehensively describe the work carried out
- show how the amount being claimed has been calculated
- include required supporting documentation
- be served on a correct available reference date
A payment claim is the foundation of a successful adjudication application.
It Is Decided At Adjudication
Applying for adjudication is easy… Winning at adjudication is another story…
We lodge many adjudication applications each week, our success rate is almost 100%, and every application is challenging.
There is no such thing as a sure thing and if it wasn’t for every effort being made to ensure that;
1) we cover off well on every conceivable issue that might go against us, and
2) we present sufficient evidence in a compelling way to satisfy an adjudicator that our clients are entitled to payment in full
we wouldn’t be as successful as we are.
This is the difference between applying for adjudication and winning at adjudication. Quality preparation is critical to success.
It Finishes With Rapid Debt Recovery
The final step is forcing the debtor to pay judgment debt – it can be the easiest part of the process or the most frustrating.
We are licenced Mercantile Agents.
Every day we are honing our craft and learning how to pin down the most resistant debtors. Peoples attitudes to honor and integrity are getting worse by the day. People think that is they can get away with not paying then they are entitled to keep your money.
Each state has it’s own laws and procedures for enforcement.
But Australia has federal laws that enable a creditor to force a debtor person or company into bankruptcy – a powerful tool of last resort.