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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28359, member: 2262"]
Lawyers in Zimbabwe can work for you without upfront payment when collecting debts. This happens because of section 22A in the Legal Practitioners Act and the 2014 Regulations about fee agreements. These rules let attorneys take cases based on results instead of charging right away. You pay nothing unless they recover your money.

The system works by shifting financial risk to the attorney who helps with your case. When they succeed in getting your money back, they earn more than their standard rates as a reward. Should they fail to collect anything, you won't need to pay attorney fees at all. Remember though, you still cover any court filing costs or similar expenses that might come up.

Before agreeing to this payment structure, law firms need specific details about your situation. They want to know what kind of debt needs collection and how long it has been owed. They also need current contact information for whoever owes the money. Law firms ask whether an individual or company holds the debt.

Location matters greatly in these cases, so attorneys want to know if the collection will happen inside Zimbabwe, elsewhere in Africa, or across international borders. Once they review these facts, they can decide whether your case fits their "no collection, no fee" program. This approach makes professional debt recovery services available to many people who couldn't otherwise afford legal help.
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