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on 4/28/2008 Thanks. Especially as the economy becomes increasingly uncertain, we need to be sure to not let ANY change slip through the cracks.
on 4/28/2008 I really like this, John. Took me back five decades. My dad had owned a furniture store and people owed him money. He died way too young at 47 and my mom (at 43) was not able to recoup one penny from that day forward!
on 2/5/2008 Larry, sometimes the bear gets you. Period. I've known scafflaws like that, people who will cut off their own foot to avoid the trap, and will make your life so miserable that you will give up on trying to collect the money owed you. I've seen these crooks brought to court, lose, and still not pay. What can you do? Unfortunately, probably not a darn thing. Sorry.
on 2/2/2008 QUESTION: We won in small claims court, and the business owner now has a warrant out for his arrest, but it's been two years and he still hasn't paid us the measly $1500. What do we do? What recourse do we have? Any knowledge there?
on 2/2/2008 You're a good negotiator, John. Trained as a credit analyst at age 18, I see the wisdom in the way you advise approaching debtors. Thanks for the very good, mature article. -Larry
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