Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the free assessment and what follows.
Is the initial assessment free?
Yes. The initial assessment is free and carries no obligation.
What information do I need to provide?
Your contact details, the type of debt, the approximate amount if you know it, and a short description of your situation. If more is needed, we will tell you.
How long does the initial assessment take?
Typically 1–3 business days. This is an estimate; it depends on your case.
Can you help with servicer debt?
Yes. We assess servicer debt and explain your lawful options. No outcome is guaranteed.
Can you help with mortgages?
Yes. We assess mortgage and secured-loan situations and explain the options available. No outcome is guaranteed.
Can you help businesses?
Yes. We review business debt and corporate restructuring questions. No outcome is guaranteed.
Can you help with tax or social-security debt?
Yes. We review arrears owed to the tax authority or social-security funds and explain your options.
Does an assessment guarantee a settlement?
No. Creditors are not obliged to accept any proposal. No debt reduction, settlement or legal outcome is guaranteed.
What happens after the initial assessment?
You receive a written first view of your options and a fixed-fee quote for the Debt Diagnosis. You decide whether to continue.
Who reviews my case?
Your assessment is reviewed by a licensed lawyer. Legal work is carried out by admitted attorneys under a separate written engagement.
Is my information confidential?
Yes. Our attorneys are bound by professional secrecy and all staff sign confidentiality undertakings. We never share information with a creditor without your written approval.
How do I pay?
Only by bank transfer, against invoice, to the official account on our Payment Instructions page. We never ask for payment by phone, in cash, in cryptocurrency or to another account.
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Take the first step, in confidence.
A free initial assessment, reviewed by a licensed lawyer. No obligation.
No debt reduction, settlement or legal outcome is guaranteed.