Why am I being charged for filing a bankruptcy claim?

This article explains what happens to your claim when an end customer goes bankrupt, and why you may be charged for filing a bankruptcy claim.
 

What is a bankruptcy estate?

When an end customer goes bankrupt, a bankruptcy estate is established to manage the customer's assets. Creditors with outstanding claims against the bankrupt party can file these claims in the estate to receive a share of any distributed funds.
 

Why am I being charged for filing?

Amili files your claim in the bankruptcy estate on your behalf and follows up on the case to ensure that the distribution from the estate is correct. This involves manual administration beyond the usual debt collection process, and you are therefore charged for this service. By handling this for you, Amili helps ensure you have a chance to be paid the outstanding amount.

💡 Note: There is no guarantee that you will receive all or part of your claim. The payout depends on the funds available in the estate and how many creditors have filed claims.

If you have questions about the invoice or the process, please contact us at hjelp@amili.no or call 73 20 61 62 and select menu option 2.

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