Businesses
Management of overdue payments arising from sales, contracts and services, including portfolio organization, negotiation and monitoring of agreements.
Better control of incoming paymentsFrom initial settlement discussions to appropriate legal proceedings, we combine a structured process, negotiation and legal analysis to address overdue debts responsibly.
We review the source of the debt, available documentation and the relationship with the debtor to determine a suitable approach.
Management of overdue payments arising from sales, contracts and services, including portfolio organization, negotiation and monitoring of agreements.
Better control of incoming paymentsRecovery of unpaid professional fees and services for clinics, practices, offices and other professionals, with discretion and care for client relationships.
Respect for professional relationshipsManagement and negotiation of overdue condominium fees, supporting property managers and providing information to help building administrators make decisions.
Better-organized condominium managementOverdue condominium fees affect maintenance, services and investment planning. We help building managers organize debts, contact unit owners and negotiate outstanding fees.
We assess each claim and identify the appropriate path, seeking an amicable resolution where feasible and using legal procedures when necessary.
Portfolio organization, data verification, respectful outreach and direct negotiation with the debtor, within terms authorized by the creditor.
Where appropriate, we pursue a settlement through Brazil’s Judicial Center for Conflict Resolution and Citizenship (CEJUSC). An agreement approved by a judge may become an enforceable court title.
When no settlement is reached, or when litigation is appropriate from the outset, we assess enforcement, payment-order proceedings, collection actions or judgment enforcement, depending on the supporting documents.
Flexible stages: not every case goes through all three stages. The choice of CEJUSC or litigation depends on the nature of the debt, available evidence and the circumstances of each case.
Alongside initial record checks, we may use specialized research tools to identify contact details, relationships, corporate links and potential assets relevant to a recovery strategy.
We review the portfolio, origins of the debts, available documents and permitted negotiation terms.
We select appropriate paths based on the amount, history and prospects for settlement.
We carry out authorized measures and record relevant contacts, proposals and actions.
We monitor agreements and reassess next steps whenever necessary.
Every debt recovery plan depends on the claim involved. Here are some general answers about how we work.
Send a question by emailNo. The stages are options, not a mandatory sequence. Depending on the documents and circumstances, direct negotiation, conciliation or immediate court proceedings may be appropriate.
Yes. We manage and negotiate documented overdue condominium fees, keep property managers informed and assess appropriate legal measures when needed.
If the parties agree, the terms may be submitted for judicial approval. Once approved, the agreement can become an enforceable court title, subject to applicable requirements.
No. Searches help identify relevant information when lawfully available. Data availability, the existence of assets and successful recovery depend on each case.
Typically, contracts, invoices, proof of delivery or services, debt instruments, updated balances and payment history. Condominiums may also need records of assessed fees and management documentation.
Yes. Moreno Advocacia serves clients across Brazil. Available measures and participation arrangements depend on local jurisdiction and procedures.
Tell our team about your outstanding receivables and explore the available options for your business, professional practice or condominium.