The legal debt collection process, from reminder letter to bailiff's court
When a Danish customer enters restructuring, it changes your chances of getting paid. Here is what restructuring is, what you can and cannot do, and how you vote on the proposal.
2 November 2026
Read more arrow_forwardIf a Danish customer goes bankrupt, you can no longer recover the claim in the normal way. Here is how to lodge your claim with the trustee, what you can expect to receive, and what to watch out for.
2 November 2026
Read more arrow_forwardA lawsuit over an unpaid claim can take a long time and cost more than the amount at stake. Settlement and mediation are often a faster route. Here is how to approach it, and how to make sure the agreement holds.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardMany debt collection cases can be handled by a debt collection agency or as a small claim without a lawyer. But some cases need legal help. Here is when a lawyer makes sense, and what it costs.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardPublic-sector customers usually pay, but only if the invoice is correct. Here are the rules on e-invoices, payment terms and interest when your customer is a Danish municipality, region or the state.
14 October 2026
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