Debt recovery & Debt Collection can be an expensive and daunting task for businesses in Malaysia, especially when traditional payment...

We break down summary judgements under Order 14 of the Rules of Court 2012 and how they can provide swift relief against delinquent debtors.

We break down judgements in default of appearance and pleadings under Orders 13 and 19 of the Rules of Court 2012, respectively.

How to secure ideal repayment terms as a creditor, including debtor motivations, standard clauses, and additional protections against non-compliance.

Six methods of execution proceedings in Malaysia that enforce a judgment debt in different ways.

Your rights as a creditor in Malaysia recovering bad debts from individual or corporate debtors and writing them off if unrecoverable.

Clarity behind 'licensed debt collector' in Malaysia, including recent regulation, misleading claims, and how to find reliable providers.

The legality of contingency legal fees in Malaysia, how they work, and why it’s a pretty good deal for creditors!

The pros and cons of civil litigation in Malaysia, which court hears your claim, pre-trial steps, the trial itself and what happens after the court passes a judgement.

How to determine a contractor's entitlement to Extensions of Time when defending against LAD deductions.

An overview of key progress payment terms in contracts that affect a contractor's payment entitlement.

Key steps and considerations for claimants in Malaysia intending to serve a CIPAA Payment Claim.

A full breakdown of CIPAA 2012 for construction debt recovery, covering Payment Claims and steps and fees in the adjudication process.

While many debt collection agencies in Malaysia advertise as ‘licensed' there is no body in Malaysia that issues such a license.

Winding up thresholds, steps, and key considerations for Malaysian creditors pursuing corporate debtors in Singapore.

A list of six court-ordered debt enforcement methods for creditors if a debtor ignores the initial court jugdement.

While garnishee orders in Malaysia impose no legal minimum debt amount, there are practical barriers and alternatives creditors should carefully consider.

An overview of freezing orders, including their legal basis, requirements, steps, and our own observations.

How committal under Order 52 of the Rules of Court 2012 can be a last resort to enforce court-ordered payments against judgement debtors who can pay but simply refuse to.

Key terms related to forced bankruptcies, requirements, main steps, and key considerations based on our professional experiences.