Can I charge interest on late invoices?

If your terms provide for it, and courts also award statutory interest on contract damages.

What if the customer disputes the work?

Then expect a breach-of-contract fight; documentation of the work is key.

Starting a case · For the plaintiff

Collecting Unpaid Invoices in Bronx County

When a customer stops paying, Bronx County businesses have a clear path: demand, sue if needed, then enforce the judgment.

The demand letter

A lawyer's demand letter with the invoices attached and a firm deadline resolves many unpaid accounts.

Choosing the court

Smaller balances can go to Civil Court of the City of New York, Bronx County, 851 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451 or commercial claims; larger balances go to Supreme Court.

After judgment

Restraining notices, income executions and property executions turn a judgment into money.

Common questions

Can I charge interest on late invoices?: If your terms provide for it, and courts also award statutory interest on contract damages.
What if the customer disputes the work?: Then expect a breach-of-contract fight; documentation of the work is key.

Have a matter in Bronx County?

Tell us what happened and we will tell you where it belongs, what the deadline is, and what it will cost. We respond within the hour during business hours.

Start your intake intake@dispute-counsel.com

Related guides

This guide is general information about court procedure in Bronx County, New York. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Court rules, fees and deadlines change — confirm current requirements with the court or an attorney before acting. Dispute Counsel PLLC serves New York residents, businesses and New York local representation.