Lori J. Drake, CBA is the new Payment Professionals Community Manager. She is the Secretary and the Education Chair for the Central Texas CFMA Chapter She is a member of the CFMA, CRF and has a designation earned through the NACM More...More...
Good morning and thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, Levelset specializes in construction material and labor mechanics liens, so we don't have information for divorce proceeding or auto liens. I would suggest contacting your lawyer that got you that lien, I would think they should be able to tell you what to do next. See More...
Morning Mary, this question would need to be directed to our legal community. Please resubmit your question here https://www.levelset.com/payment-help/legal-help/ If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to reach back out. Thank you.See More...
Morning Shelliegh, Do you do work with us? If so, please provide your email or company name. If not, I would suggest talking to our Research Team to see if they can find that information for you. Free Scout Form and here is a little more information about our Research Team and what they do. Please let me know if I can help you any further. See More...
Afternoon Douglas, Unfortunately, Levelset only specializes in Construction Law. In this situation, I would suggest contacting a bankruptcy attorney in your area. Best of Luck! See More...
For over 20 years as a credit manager in construction, I found that success or failure almost always came down to communication. Whether it was in person, over the phone, or on the computer, every word and non-verbal cue with my customers either got me closer or further away from getting paid. FSee More...See More...
What would you do to “save” a sale — even when you find out a potential or current customer has bad credit? One of the most important parts of my job as a credit manager for the last 16+ years was finding a way to say “yes.” Sales people have difficult jobs, lots of competition, […] See More...See More...
In my 13 years of credit management, I have seen many different types of operations in companies’ credit procedures, from the way employees are trained to the way the customers make payments. I reached out to credit professionals in my network for even more insight: Thea Dudley, “Credit OverlSee More...See More...
Construction projects can be incredibly complex — especially when it comes to collecting payment. Money has to change hands many times before it’s finally received by the people who actually performed the work or provided materials. On a construction job, money flows through a payment chain — stSee More...See More...
Want to be a lawyer without going to law school? Get a little practice with small claims court. I have been a credit manager in the construction industry for over 16 years, and I would love to file claims. Give me a balance too small to file a lien or foreclose on, a bad check, or […] See More...See More...