Arrears recovery lawyer

Legal analysis: debt collection mainly includes the following two major issues:

1. How much is the debt collection lawyer?

1. Appointment for lawyer consultation: legal consultation on creditor's rights and debts.

Fees for lawyer appointment: the hourly fee for interview in law firm is RMB 200 yuan; Different cities have different charging standards according to their economic development.

2. General agency fees

Pay the lawyer's fee for the debt in advance, and all the money recovered shall be owned by the creditor; The actual expenses incurred in the process of debt collection shall be settled according to the facts, including: investigation fees, evidence collection fees, litigation or arbitration fees in the first and second instance, execution fees, industrial and commercial fees, transportation and accommodation fees, etc. ;

3. Semi-risk cost:

The creditor pays part of the service fee in advance and a small part of the recovered money afterwards (10%-50%); The actual expenses incurred in the process of debt collection shall be settled according to the facts, including: investigation fees, evidence collection fees, litigation or arbitration fees in the first and second instance, execution fees, industrial and commercial fees, transportation and accommodation fees, etc. ;

4. All-risk expenses:

Creditors do not pay any fees, but pay a higher proportion (20%-50%) of the recovery;

Scope of application: customers have accumulated a large number of accounts receivable over the years, and there are a large number of debtors, which are distributed in different provinces, with different years of arrears and different difficulties in clearing debts.

The factors that affect the lawyer's fee are: 1, local economic situation; 2. Provisions of the Bureau of Justice on charges; 3, where the law firm fees; 4. Complexity of the case; 5. In criminal cases, lawyers should also consider the risks they face; 6, the lawyer's personal business level;

Second, evidence should be provided when collecting debts.

(a) The plaintiff (creditor) shall provide:

1. Evidence materials that can prove the creditor's rights relationship with the defendant. Such as contracts, IOUs, receipts, IOUs, etc.

2. Evidence that he has fulfilled his obligations and the defendant has not fulfilled his obligations within the time limit. If the money was paid to the defendant on what day, where and by what means, and the defendant has not returned it at maturity, it is best to provide a witness who has nothing to do with the creditor's rights and the debtor;

3. If there is a guarantor or introducer, the name, gender, age, work unit and home address of the guarantor or introducer shall be provided. If there is a unit guarantee, the name, address and legal representative of the unit shall be provided.

4. Provide evidence to explain why the defendant fails to perform his obligations.

(2) The defendant mainly provides sufficient evidence to prove that the debt has been fulfilled or has been changed or cancelled. If you provide forged or deceptive materials, you will bear legal responsibility.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Lawyers Law follows the principles of openness, fairness, voluntary compensation, honesty and credibility.

Law firms should facilitate the people, strengthen internal management, reduce service costs, and provide convenient and high-quality legal services for clients.

Article 4 of the Lawyers Law stipulates that the fees for lawyers' services shall be guided by the government and regulated by the market.