Creditor's Rights Attorneys

Creditor’s rights arise from substantive and procedural laws intended to protect the ability of parties to collect money owed to them. Waterfall Economidis attorneys can help secured and unsecured creditors achieve this end. We work with clients to explore all legal options, including foreclosure, wage garnishment, property liens, and repossession.
 

With an emphasis on accommodating each client’s approach to collections, Waterfall Economidis represents clients in matters involving pre- and post-judgment remedies, lien enforcement actions, and foreclosures in state, federal, and tribal courts throughout Arizona.
 

With extensive knowledge and experience in the creditors’ rights area, we use a vigorous yet and thoughtful approach to obtaining payment from debtors for our clients. We diligently prosecute claims for clients based on leases, guarantees, promissory notes, and unpaid accounts. Additionally, we’re skilled at uncovering debtors’ hidden assets.
 

Our attorneys strive to build long-term and mutually profitable relationships and adapt our services to meet each creditor’s needs. Priding ourselves on our availability, flexibility, and responsiveness, we answer our clients’ inquiries promptly and move cases quickly.
 

Our services in Creditors’ Rights include:

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Civil Forfeitures
Commercial Collections
Deficiency Actions
Enforcement of Local and Foreign Judgments
Execution of Judgments
Foreclosures and Trustee’s Sales
Forfeitures of Contracts for Sale of Real Property
Garnishments
Homeowners’ and Condominium Association Liens
Injunctions
Landlord-Tenant and Evictions
Lien Enforcement
Pre-Judgment and Post-Judgment Remedies
Replevins
Retail Collections
Negotiated Settlements
Tribal Court Repossessions and proceedings

Waterfall Economidis represents our clients throughout Arizona, including six Tribal Courts: Ak-Chin Indian Community, Gila River Indian Community, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, San Carlos Apache Tribe, Tohono O’odham Nation, Tonto Apache Tribe, and White Mountain Apache Tribe.