Tonawanda, NY (PRWEB) December 04, 2014
Recently, District Filing Services has noticed a few trends taking place in the financial industry. Major financial institutions are flocking to mediation and arbitration resolutions. Also, there has been an epic rise in returned Ach (electronic debits) transactions and insufficient checks.
Each arbitration company is given a specific demographic area. That way, when all collection efforts are exhausted, each state has their own statute of limitations.
To lessen the severity of the offense, the offender will be enrolled in a check court program mandated through the court as a consequence of a found IBC offense. The duration of the program is 90 days and the participant is to report twice a week for a period of two hours.
John Wooden, an American basketball player and coach, once said, “Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out.”
During November, District Filing Services will be participating in American Diabetes Month by supporting diabetes awareness. For more information about District Filing Services, call 601-253-1471.
About the company:
District Filing Services offers a way to resolve credit and bad check disputes efficiently. The office reaches out to customers to let them know the current status of their checks. They will ask discovery questions to determine whether this was a simple oversight or of malicious intent. If the customer is unaware of the current situation, District Filing Services tries to resolve the matter while still abiding by the client’s guidelines. They have the customer’s best interests in mind and try to take every possible situation into consideration. The firm offers many different ways to take care of each client’s situation. While they understand that they cannot help everyone, District Filing Services works to resolve each situation to avoid the legal process.