What is a Virtual Assistant?

Why would I need one?

Think of it as an extra set of hands without the extra headache of taxes, workers compensation, extra office equipment, and invasion of space.

As a judgment recovery professional, there is a LOT of paperwork that goes into running a successful business. You can spend, on average, two hours per case on paperwork from solicitation letters all the way to a SOJ (satisfaction of judgment).  What if you could cut that down by at least half?  What would you do with that extra hour? Go to the courthouse and find other cases, visit the sheriff’s office, etc

As a private investigator, you need to keep accurate records as well as be able to place your findings in easy to read and understand reports in case you have to present them in a court of law. This could take on average, three to four hours per case just for the administrative side of it, not to mention the field work.  That’s hours spent inputting case data into databases and keeping track of and creating reports about what you discovered. What would you do with that extra three or four hours?

As a collection agency, there is more to your work than just making phone calls to get debtors to pay.  You need to send out collection letters, demand letters, and input data into databases to keep your records organized.  This could take, on average, 2-3 hours per bad debt.  What could you be doing for those 2-3 hours? You could be making phone calls to other debtors, soliciting more business, etc

What about security, confidentiality and laws?

Security, confidentiality and laws, both federal and state, are a huge concern for anybody in the judgment enforcement, private investigation, and collections industries, that’s why we implement the STRICTEST of policies.

We also implement the strictest of confidentiality policies.  We never share any client information with anybody, not even the name.  In fact, unless you tell them, nobody will even know you are a client.  However, if a client agrees, we may use testimonials on our websites as well as marketing materials.

Collins-Admin keeps current with all federal and state (Pennsylvania) laws.  We take great measures  to be certain  that we are not violating UPL or FDCPA laws.

With the nature of your industry, confidentiality and security can not be taken lightly so we take as much precaution as possible to be sure there is no breach.  We adhere to these policies and procedures with NO exceptions.For more in-depth information on how we protect you, us, and our businesses, visit our security page.