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A clear statement of the debt, supporting records and a considered deadline for payment.
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WKA Advocates · Nairobi, Kenya
Unpaid invoices. Broken payment promises. Outstanding judgments. Get a clear legal strategy to pursue what your business is owed.
Discuss Your Debt +254 798 035 580Demand letters · Settlement negotiations · Litigation · Judgment enforcement
From overdue account to informed action
Start with the documents, the debtor and the commercial reality. WKA Advocates helps you decide when to negotiate, when to file a claim and how to pursue an enforceable outcome.
A clear statement of the debt, supporting records and a considered deadline for payment.
Explore service →Legal support for unpaid invoices, supply contracts and outstanding business accounts.
Explore service →Payment proposals and written terms that address instalments, default and final discharge.
Explore service →Evidence-led recovery claims in the appropriate court or contractual dispute forum.
Explore service →Evaluate lawful execution options after judgment, including attachment and garnishee proceedings.
Explore service →Assess whether your money claim qualifies and prepare the records needed to present it.
Explore service →Establish the amount, due date, debtor identity, evidence and potential defences.
Compare a formal demand, negotiation, litigation and the likely recovery costs.
Proceed under agreed instructions, with updates on responses and material deadlines.
Document settlement or assess lawful enforcement against available assets.
Overdue debt ties up working capital and takes time away from your business. A useful legal response starts with a clear account of what is owed, why payment is due and whether the debtor has raised a genuine dispute. WKA Advocates supports creditors with document review, formal demands, settlement discussions and appropriate legal proceedings.
We work from our Nairobi office with instructions concerning Kenyan debtors and commercial relationships. Our approach connects the merits of your claim with the practical question of collection: an agreement or judgment is valuable when there is a realistic route to payment.
Prepare the contract or loan terms, purchase orders, invoices, delivery records and statements. Add correspondence about payment, any acknowledgment and a calculation that credits every payment received. If you already have a judgment, include the decree and any subsequent court orders.
Use our document checklist and service guide to prepare your enquiry.
Before escalating, consider the strength of the evidence, the debtor’s response, the proper forum, the age of the debt and likely costs. Settlement may make commercial sense where payment is achievable. A disputed account may need evidence and court determination. Enforcement requires its own assessment of available assets and lawful procedure.
This website is WKA Advocates’ dedicated debt recovery information hub. Explore the firm’s official dispute resolution practice for wider litigation support.
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