Demand notices
Clear letters of demand, debtor engagement, payment reminders, and documented follow-up before formal proceedings.
Debt recovery | Negotiation | Legal escalation
Madai Recovery & Legal Services supports businesses, landlords, lenders, suppliers, and professionals with structured debt recovery, settlement negotiation, debtor tracing, demand notices, and advocate-led escalation where litigation becomes necessary.
The company is framed as a recovery-first legal support practice: professional, evidence-led, respectful, and prepared to escalate through qualified advocates when needed.
Clear letters of demand, debtor engagement, payment reminders, and documented follow-up before formal proceedings.
Structured repayment plans, consent terms, acknowledgment of debt, and practical timelines that protect cash flow.
Lawful verification of debtor details, business records, contact trails, guarantor checks, and asset-linked recovery planning.
Batch handling for overdue invoices, tenant arrears, SACCO loans, professional fees, supplier debts, and bounced payments.
Case assessment where the debtor contests the amount, delivery, interest, contract terms, limitation, or proof of payment.
Court filing, judgment enforcement, attachment, garnishee proceedings, or insolvency steps through licensed advocates.
Recovery method
Every matter should leave a reliable paper trail. That makes negotiation stronger and gives an advocate a cleaner file if the debt must move to court.
Review invoices, contracts, statements, messages, IDs, securities, and limitation risk.
Confirm the debtor, issue a clear demand, and open a documented recovery channel.
Negotiate payment terms, secure acknowledgments, and track default triggers.
Recommend advocate-led legal action where recovery by negotiation is no longer realistic.
Madai can serve clients across Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, Kiambu, Machakos, and other commercial centres.
Start with the file
Share the debtor name, amount due, due date, supporting documents, previous follow-up, and any security or guarantor details. The first review classifies the matter as negotiation, settlement, tracing, or advocate escalation.