The rules, the rates and the deadlines
What may you add to the claim? How long before the case may be escalated? When does it become time-barred? Look it up — with the provision behind it.
123 terms · 17 topics
Look it up where your case stands
The terms are ordered by when they arise in a case — not alphabetically. If your claim is 40 days old, the third node is the one you need.
- Day 0
The invoice and the basis of the claim
What the claim rests on
3 terms - Days 1–30
The reminder process
The first three letters
3 terms - Along the way
Agreements along the way
When you reach common ground
All 6 terms - Day 40+
The legal track
From claim to judgment
All 9 terms - After judgment
The bailiff’s court
When the judgment has to turn into money
All 14 terms - Last resort
Insolvency and bankruptcy
When there is no money
All 15 terms
The whole glossary
Every term in alphabetical order. The search field at the top cuts into the list as you type — and each entry carries the rate, the deadline and the statutory provision.
No terms match your search. Try a broader word — orask us directly.
- Ability to pay (betalingsevne)
- Aged debtors report (aldersfordelt saldoliste)
- Arrears (restance)
- Assignment of a claim (transport af fordring)
- Attachment (udlæg)
- Attachment of movables (udlæg i løsøre)
- Attachment of real property (udlæg i fast ejendom)
- Attachment proceedings (udlægsforretning)
- Avoidance (omstødelse)
- Claim (fordring)
- Collection fee (inkassosalær)
- Company form and liability (selskabsform og hæftelse)
- Compensation fee (kompensationsgebyr)
- Compulsory auction (tvangsauktion)
- Compulsory dissolution (tvangsopløsning)
- Court fee (retsafgift)
- Court settlement (retsforlig)
- Credit assessment (kreditvurdering)
- Credit limit (kreditgrænse)
- Credit monitoring (kreditovervågning)
- Credit policy (kreditpolitik)
- Creditor (kreditor)
- Creditors' meeting (kreditormøde)
- Cut-off date (fristdag)
- CVR number (CVR-nummer)
- Data cleansing (datavask)
- Debt collection (inkasso)
- Debt collection licence (inkassobevis)
- Debt forgiveness (gældseftergivelse)
- Debt purchase (fordringskøb)
- Debtor (debitor)
- Debtor monitoring (overvågning af skyldner)
- Declaration of insolvency (insolvenserklæring)
- Default (misligholdelse)
- Default interest (morarente)
- Default listing (betalingsanmærkning)
- Deferral of payment (henstand)
- Dividend (dividende)
- DSO
- Due date (forfaldsdato)
- Enforceable instrument (eksekutionsgrundlag)
- Enforcement hearing (fogedforretning)
- Enforcement of a foreign judgment (fuldbyrdelse af udenlandsk dom)
- ERP integration
- Estate of a deceased person (dødsbo)
- European order for payment
- Eviction proceedings (udsættelsesforretning)
- Exemption for necessities (trangsbeneficiet)
- Part payment (delbetaling)
- Payment order (betalingspåkrav)
- Payment terms (betalingsbetingelser)
- Personal liability (personlig hæftelse)
- Possessory pledge (håndpant)
- Preferential claim (privilegeret krav)
- Principal (hovedstol)
- Production by the police (politifremstilling)
- Promissory note (gældsbrev)
- Proper debt collection practice (god inkassoskik)
- Provision for bad debt (hensættelse til tab)
- Receivables management (debitorstyring)
- Recourse (regres)
- Recovery rate (inddrivelsesgrad)
- Reminder cadence (rykkerkadence)
- Reminder fee (rykkergebyr)
- Reminder letter (rykkerskrivelse)
- Rent arrears collection (huslejeinkasso)
- Renteloven (the Danish Interest Act)
- Restructuring (rekonstruktion)
- Retention of title (ejendomsforbehold)
- Retsplejeloven (the Danish Administration of Justice Act)
- RKI (Danish credit register)
- Security (sikkerhedsstillelse)
- Security interest (pant)
- Serial bankrupt (konkursrytter)
- Service of process (forkyndelse)
- Set-off (modregning)
- Skifteretten (the bankruptcy and probate court)
- SLA in debt collection
- Small claims procedure (småsagsproces)
- Statutory debt relief (gældssanering)
- Summons to the bailiff's court (tilsigelse)
It all hangs together
The glossary explains the term, the template hands you the letter, and the articles tell you what to do — and what it costs to do nothing. The three point to one another, so you need not search anywhere else.