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Do you have a monetary claim?

A creditor can demand money back from the person who owes money. If someone owes you money, you are a creditor who has a monetary claim against the debtor.

Examples of monetary claims:

  • Bank mortgage: you borrow money from the bank, and the bank (creditor) then has a monetary claim against you. You become a debtor with an obligation to repay
  • Purchase of goods and services by invoice: the seller (creditor) has a monetary claim against you, and you must pay within a certain deadline
  • Rent in a tenancy: the landlord has a monthly monetary claim against the tenant
  • Salary to employee: the employee performs work and has a monetary claim for salary
  • Tax claim: the authorities have a monetary claim against what the taxpayer
  • Private loan: you lend money to a friend and then have a monetary claim against them until the loan is repaid

If the debtor does not pay you, it may be necessary to start a process to recover the money legally. We have extensive experience in debt recovery and can help you get your money back.

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What can we assist you with when it comes to money claims law?

If you need help with the recovery of a monetary claim or if you have had a monetary claim made against you, we can help you resolve your case. Feel free to contact one of our lawyers for a free, no-obligation consultation.

What does it cost?

We have made it as simple as possible. Our goal is for you to know exactly what help you're getting, at a price you understand.

Firstly, we always assess whether you are entitled to have the state, your insurance company or someone else cover all or part of your legal expenses.

Secondly, we have a price guarantee on all our assignments. This means that you are quoted a maximum price, and the price guarantee means that the maximum price quoted is the maximum price you will pay for the assignment. You should never pay more than the price stated in the quote.

In addition, we have a fixed hourly rate that applies to everyone: NOK 2000.

The hourly rate is inclusive of VAT for private individuals and exclusive of VAT for businesses.

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