Know what may be recoverable before you go further.
Before investing further in an unpaid account, understand what may be recoverable. CBEOF reviews the account documentation and available asset information, identifies gaps and helps you weigh potential recovery against the work and costs involved.
If you already hold a judgment, we can organize the records and research for further review. When legal advice or court representation is needed, we coordinate an organized handoff to independent counsel. Our role is asset and collectability assessment, account preparation and coordination; an assessment does not guarantee a judgment or payment.
Is this the service you need?
When this fits
- You want to assess an account’s recovery potential before investing further in court action.
- You have an unpaid judgment or documented account that needs asset research or attorney review.
Other services that may help
- Debt Collection
You need collection support for a documented unpaid account before considering legal escalation.
- Public-Record Asset Research
You have a specific public-record research question rather than a broader account assessment.
CBEOF provides research, account preparation and coordination. Independent counsel advises on legal rights and any proposed court or enforcement action.
What’s included.
Understand the account
We review the account balance, supporting agreement, payment history and prior recovery efforts to understand the claim and the information still needed.
Research potential recovery sources
We research available property, business interests, recorded liens and other relevant public-record asset indicators within the agreed scope. Findings include source context and any identity or ownership uncertainty.
Assess the practical recovery picture
We organize the findings into a collectability assessment: potential recovery sources, competing claims or recorded concerns, research gaps and the anticipated costs to consider before further action.
Review an unpaid judgment
For an existing judgment, we help organize the judgment records, account history and available asset findings for a focused recovery review.
Prepare the attorney handoff
When attorney review is appropriate, we prepare an organized referral file and coordinate the handoff. Independent counsel determines legal options, accepts any representation and advises on court action.
What you’ll receive
- An account review identifying the balance, supporting records and material information gaps.
- Available asset and public-record findings with source references, dates and matching limitations.
- A collectability assessment outlining potential recovery sources, uncertainties and cost considerations.
- An organized account or judgment file for the next agreed review.
- A defined attorney referral and communication plan when separately agreed.
How it works.
Tell us about the unpaid account
We establish the account or judgment, your recovery goal and the records available, then confirm the assessment scope and price.
Review assets and collectability
We research the agreed sources and organize the account facts, potential recovery indicators and unresolved questions into a practical assessment.
Choose an informed next step
We explain the findings and agreed coordination options. If legal review is needed, we help prepare the file for independent counsel.
Know what to expect.
We’ll confirm the work, the updates you’ll receive and who to contact along the way.
- The account or judgment, research purpose, sources and jurisdictions included in the assessment.
- The findings, source context, unresolved questions and agreed assessment deliverable.
- The person receiving the assessment, any authorized attorney handoff and separately approved additional costs.
What helps us help you.
- The creditor and debtor names, balance and the agreement or transaction behind the account.
- An outline of payments, prior collection attempts and any known dispute or bankruptcy.
- Whether a judgment already exists, with the court and case reference if known.
- Known business or property connections and the question you want the assessment to answer.
What shapes your quote.
- The number of accounts, debtors and jurisdictions to review.
- The available identifiers, account records and existing judgment information.
- The asset-record sources and depth of research agreed.
- Document preparation and coordination required, with attorney and court charges considered separately.
Tell us what you need help with. We’ll explain which records are needed and how to provide them. Personal reports, ID images and account files can wait until then.