You’re not alone—many businesses find that daily or weekly drafts eventually become unmanageable. The first step is to review the agreement and assess how much is still owed versus what’s already been paid. Davenport Law can help you evaluate your options, communicate with funders, and create a plan that stabilizes cash flow while protecting your operations.

Yes. We regularly assist clients after payments have stopped or when collection activity has begun. Quick action is important; early communication with funders or their attorneys can often prevent escalation and lead to a more manageable resolution.

In most cases, yes. Once Davenport Law establishes formal representation, creditors and funders are expected to communicate through us instead of directly contacting you. This helps reduce stress and ensures all discussions are handled professionally and documented properly.

No. Many companies continue operating while we negotiate or restructure their obligations. Each situation is unique, but our priority is always to preserve your business’s ability to function and generate revenue during the process.

That’s common, and it’s one of the situations we handle most frequently. We’ll review each agreement, prioritize funders, and explore ways to consolidate or renegotiate terms. The goal is to break the cycle of daily drafts and help you regain control over your accounts.

An MCA is technically a sale of future receivables, not a traditional loan—meaning funders often operate under different regulations. However, their repayment structures can feel very similar to loans and may still lead to default risks if revenue slows. We help business owners understand their agreements and evaluate whether the terms were fair and enforceable.

Timelines vary depending on the number of creditors and complexity of your case. Many clients see measurable progress within 30–90 days. Some resolutions take longer if multiple funders are involved or litigation has started, but clear communication from the start helps move things faster.

We’ve assisted small and midsize businesses in nearly every industry—restaurants, contractors, trucking companies, retailers, healthcare offices, and more. If your company relies on steady cash flow and debt obligations are straining operations, we can help.

No. Davenport Law offers a free initial review to assess your situation and explain potential strategies. You’ll understand the process and cost structure before making any decisions.

You can call (214) 382-0100 or fill out the Contact Form to schedule your free consultation. Once we review your agreements and understand your goals, we’ll outline a clear plan for moving forward.