Tenant Debtor Tracing 101: How a Professional Tracing Company Can Help You Locate Your Missing Tenan
As a landlord, you have the right to track down tenants who have gone missing in order to recover any unpaid rent and damages. This is an uncomfortable situation to be in but is unfortunately very common. Tenant debtor tracing can be a daunting and time-consuming process, which is why many landlords choose to hire a professional tracing company, like Vilcol, to help them locate their debtors.
Is Debtor Tracing Worth the Effort?
Chasing a debtor who owes you money can be a frustrating and stressful process, but a professional debtor tracing service can make the process much easier. While debtor tracing may come at a small cost, it's worth investing in, as it ensures you get your money back in the long run.
The process is accurate, efficient, and saves you time and stress. If you're a landlord or creditor, consider the pros and cons of debtor tracing to determine whether it's worth the effort. We will ensure to work hard to get you the debt owed.
Tracing Missing Relatives: Benefits, Tips and When to Hire a Professional
If you plan on tracing a lost relative by yourself, take the time to gather as much information as possible and use online resources to assist in your search.
However, some cases may require the expertise of a professional people tracing company, which can bring a wealth of resources to the table, from advanced technology to compassionate skilled individuals. If this is the case, do not hesitate to contact us so we can discuss the specifics of your unique situation with you, and help you reconnect with a missing family member.
Get your international tracing done right
If you need to find people across the globe, you’re in the right place.
Trying to locate someone internationally is a time-consuming experience to do by yourself. With an advanced network of tools, techniques and associates, Vilcol has developed a unique expertise in international tracing. We provide you with a fast, efficient and compliant method of finding someone abroad who you need to locate or reconnect with.
Process Server Case Study: Serving Divorce Papers
Divorce is always a difficult process, even when separations are amicable. Vilcol is often called upon to serve divorce papers by family law lawyers to ensure the process can be concluded in an efficient manner. Combining our people tracing and process serving experience has come in handy on multiple occasions. We have had experiences where the spouse being served had disappeared, likely because they were unwilling to receive their divorce papers and wanted to evade being served. On occasions, we have had to hunt people down at some interesting locations, including their country club, their workplace, their new partner’s address, their favourite pub, and even their habitual morning coffee shops, to serve them the papers they have otherwise avoided being served.
Serving Eviction Notices
Eviction notices must always be handled with care and must follow strict procedures, which is why it’s usually best practice to have them served by licensed process servers like Vilcol. If proper procedures are not followed, you may be found guilty of harassing or illegally evicting your tenants, which will result in repercussions for you. There are strict steps which must be followed, and regulations to abide by in order for eviction notices to be served legally, and for the eviction to proceed smoothly. If you breach the rules, your notice will be invalidated, and you may be required to start again.
Process Server Case Study: Serving The Social Jet-setter
A bankruptcy petition is an application to the court for someone’s assets to be taken and sold in order to cover any debts they might have. The petition can be made by a debtor themselves or his or her creditors. With the courts approval the debtors’ assets are sold and the funds distributed between creditors to pay for the debts the person may owe to their creditors, that they can otherwise not cover as they do not have the sufficient funds to do so.
Process Server Case Study: Court Summons for Unpaid Fines
Serving court summons, much like the serving of any legal documentation must be done by a licensed professional, or a third, ‘uninterested’ party. For any legal documentation to be properly served to the person, the document must be physically handed to the person, or be tapped somewhere on their body. Because of this, it is usually easier to serve any court summons through a professional service such as Vilcol, as serving legal documents can sometimes pose unforeseen challenges. At Vilcol, we are more than equipped to handle any adverse stations with professionalism.
Process Server Case Study: The Edgware Debt Evader
Sometimes the serving of legal documents for unpaid loans of debts can be complicated and require tact. At Vilcol, we have encountered many adverse situations where it has required some creative thinking on the part of our agents to serve papers in a legal and efficient manner.
Process Server Case Study: Serving Trespass Injunctions
Trespass injunctions serve as a way to ask people to leave your property, premises, or land if they have trespassed onto it without permission. Trespass injunctions are often served to communities of people travelling across the country with no fixed address or location. People oftentimes tend to settle in a field or large open space for a while before moving on to their next location. In theory this is fine unless people choose to settle on someone else’s property without permission.