Barli & Associates LLC – Legal Solutions for Recovering Unpaid Invoices in New Jersey
Barli & Associates LLC provides dedicated legal representation for businesses and individuals seeking to recover unpaid invoices in New Jersey. Whether you are dealing with non-paying clients, overdue accounts, or breach of contract issues, our firm is committed to helping you recover what you are owed efficiently and legally.
14 Years of Experience in Business and Collections Law
Over 1,000 Successful Debt Recovery and Contract Dispute Cases
More than 400 5-Star Client Reviews
Providing aggressive yet ethical legal strategies to recover outstanding debts and enforce payment agreements.
“Unpaid invoices can create financial strain and disrupt business operations. At Barli & Associates LLC, we help businesses and individuals recover outstanding payments through legal enforcement, negotiation, and, when necessary, litigation.”
Recognized for Excellence in Business and Debt Collection Law
Sending formal demand letters to encourage immediate payment and resolve disputes before litigation.
Taking legal action when a client or customer has failed to honor their financial obligations.
Filing lawsuits and pursuing legal action in court to recover unpaid invoices.
Securing and enforcing court judgments to ensure full payment of outstanding debts.
Helping businesses recover payments from vendors, suppliers, and clients who have failed to pay.
Assisting freelancers and independent contractors in securing payment for services rendered.
Protecting the rights of contractors and service providers by enforcing legal payment obligations.
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Unpaid Invoice Recovery in New Jersey
Join the many businesses and individuals who have successfully recovered unpaid invoices with the help of Barli & Associates LLC.
To collect an unpaid invoice in New Jersey, start by sending a written demand for payment, including details of the invoice and a deadline for payment. If the debtor does not respond, you can escalate by hiring a collections agency or pursuing legal action. For smaller debts (up to $5,000), you can file a claim in Small Claims Court. For larger amounts, you may need to file a lawsuit in Superior Court to seek a judgment. If successful, you can enforce the judgment through wage garnishment, liens, or bank levies. Consulting an attorney can help ensure you follow proper legal procedures.
The time to recover unpaid invoices depends on the amount owed and whether the debtor disputes the claim. If you send a demand letter and the debtor cooperates, you may receive payment within a few weeks. If you file a Small Claims Court case, resolution can take a few months, while lawsuits in Superior Court may take several months to over a year, depending on court schedules and complexity. Once a judgment is obtained, enforcement actions like wage garnishment or liens can add more time. Consulting an attorney can help expedite the process.
Yes, you can charge interest or late fees on overdue invoices in New Jersey, but they must be outlined in the original contract or agreement. If no agreement exists, New Jersey law allows for a statutory interest rate, which varies. Excessive late fees may not be enforceable, so it is best to include a reasonable late payment clause in your contracts. Consulting an attorney can help ensure your invoices comply with state laws and maximize your ability to collect overdue payments.
(973) 638-1101
600 Getty Avenue, Suite 304 Clifton, NJ 07011
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600 Getty Avenue, Suite 304 Clifton, NJ 07011
80 West Century Road, Suite 101, Paramus NJ 07652
19 Phelps Avenue Tenafly, NJ 07670
1400 Hooper Ave, 2nd Floor, Toms River, New Jersey, 08753
