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The AI-native law firm for debt recovery and enforcement

You won the judgment. Now get paid.

Send us an unpaid invoice or a court judgment. We work out what you are owed, a solicitor chooses the route, and we follow it through until you are paid.

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Civil National Business CentreChecked on the court recordClaim number M6QZ1T09Sealed and in dateHarcourt Studio Design LtdClaimantClient verifiedVelvet Moth Events LtdDefendantCompanies House: activeJudgmentThe defendant must pay the claimant £9,190.00+ 8% interest since 19 May 2026 (£2.01 a day) £304.15Bank account known: third party debt order (N349)SOLICITOR APPROVED · MARSHAL LEGAL ·JNG
Recovered£9,494.15 Paid to your account
Judgment
£9,190.00
Interest at 8% · 151 days
+£304.15
Route
Third party debt order
Free to startDebtor check, plan and every letter
No commissionCourt steps at the fixed costs the debtor repays
Solicitor-ledEvery court step approved by a regulated solicitor

How it worksFrom unpaid invoice to money in your account

Step 1
Letter before action
Our feeFree
Interest added+£312.40
Deadline14 days
A free letter from a law firmSend us the invoice or judgment. We check the debtor, work out what you are owed with interest, and write to them. Most debts are paid here.
Step 2
Claim and judgment
Court fee£115.00
Fixed costs added to the debt+£102.00
Signed byJackson Ng
SOLICITOR APPROVED · MARSHAL LEGAL ·JNG
Court steps the debtor repaysIf they still don't pay, we issue the claim and obtain judgment. Our fee is the fixed cost the court adds to the judgment, so it comes back to you when the debtor pays.
Step 3
Enforcement
Third party debt orderBest fit
Money received+£9,494.15
Paid to youDone ✓
Enforcement until you're paidA solicitor picks the route most likely to pay, from bailiffs to bank freezing orders, and switches if one fails. You see every step in your account.

Software does the work. A solicitor decides.

Seven layers, bound into one bundle: from the models to the solicitor who signs.

1
Layer 1 of 7Large language models
Judgment_M6QZ1T09.pdf
ReadsJudgments, invoices, letters
DraftsEvery letter and form
DecidesNever
2
Layer 2 of 7Marshal agent harness
  1. CPR 70Choose the method of enforcement
  2. CPR 72Third party debt order
  3. CheckEvery figure against its source
  4. NextHand to a solicitor
3
Layer 3 of 7Court rules and fee tables
Judgment interest8%
Fixed costsCPR 45
Court feesHMCTS EX50
DeadlinesComputed
Calculated by fixed rules, never estimated.
4
Layer 4 of 7Data and checks
Companies HouseActive
Insolvency registerNo entries
HM Land RegistryNo title
Court recordMatches
5
Layer 5 of 7Legal capabilities
N323N293AN337N349N379N316N316A
Seven enforcement routes; the next one is ready if this one fails.
6
Layer 6 of 7Client portal and firm workspace
Client portalEnglish · 中文
Firm workspaceMatters, time, billing, client money
7
Layer 7 of 7Solicitor supervision and governance
Jackson NgJackson Ng, solicitorSRA ID 411999SOLICITOR APPROVED · MARSHAL LEGAL ·JNG
ApprovesEvery route
SignsEvery court form
BundleHarcourt Studio Design LtdvVelvet Moth Events LtdM6QZ1T09
  1. Large language models1
  2. Marshal agent harness2
  3. Court rules and fee tables3
  4. Data and checks4
  5. Legal capabilities5
  6. Client portal and firm workspace6
  7. Solicitor supervision and governance7

Every debt, one view

Invoices and judgments together: what's owed, what's recovered and the next step for each.

  • Send debts one at a time or in bulk
  • Fixed fees, approved by you before each step
  • Money recovered is paid straight to your account
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Harcourt Studio Design Ltd / All mattersEN · 中文
Owed to you£36,136
Recovered£7,491
Matters6
DebtorOwedStage
Lumen Signs LtdInvoice INV-2041£2,480.00 Letter sent · day 6 of 14
Gareth Owen PryceClaim L4QZ7K21£3,119.60 County Court bailiffs
Kestrel Fit-Out LtdClaim K9QZ3M58£19,162.30 High Court writ
Velvet Moth Events LtdClaim M6QZ1T09£9,494.15 Bank frozen · N349
Daniel James MorleyClaim J2QZ8P63£1,880.00 Attachment of earnings
Corvid Building Services LtdClaim G3QZ9D72£7,490.59 Paid in full
Balance calculationJudgment £9,190.00 plus 8% interest for 151 days: £9,494.15 to enforce Route approved by Jackson NgSOLICITOR APPROVED · MARSHAL LEGAL ·JNG
Pricing

Free to start. Fixed fees after that.

Our letters cost nothing. Court steps are fixed fees, most of them set at the costs the court adds to what the debtor owes. No commission, no success fee.

I have
The debtor is
SOLICITOR APPROVED · MARSHAL LEGAL ·JNG
  • Every fee is fixed and published
  • Court fees are set by HMCTS, not by us
  • You approve each step before we act
From invoice to money in your account
1Letter before actionFree. Most debts are paid here.FreeNothing to pay
If the debtor still doesn't pay
2Claim form and particulars of claimIssued in the County Court, with interest added.£80.00+ VAT · court fee £115.00Added to the debt: £195.00
3Judgment in defaultIf the debtor does not respond.£22.00+ VATAdded to the debt: £22.00
4Transfer to the High Court and writ of controlA High Court Enforcement Officer enforces. For judgments of £600 or more; judgments of £5,000 or more must use this route unless the debt is under a regulated consumer credit agreement. The officer's fees are paid by the debtor.£51.75+ VAT · court fee £82.00Added to the debt: £133.75
If the debtor pays after our letter£0.00
You pay as we go to court, including VAT£381.50
Added to what the debtor owes (court fees and fixed costs)£350.75
Your net cost if the debtor pays in full£30.75

If the officer recovers nothing, they charge you an abortive fee of £79 + VAT. A business debtor also owes you statutory interest at 8% over base rate and fixed compensation of £70.00, which we claim for you. Court fees and the fixed costs the rules allow are added to what the debtor owes; you get them back only when the debtor pays or enforcement collects. On the small claims track the court does not award legal costs beyond those fixed sums, so our fee for a defended hearing is not added. If the debtor never pays, you lose the court fees and our fees for the steps taken, which is why the free debtor check comes first. We take no commission from you or from enforcement agents.

Marshal fees are shown before VAT at 20%; totals include it. VAT-registered businesses can usually reclaim it. Court fees are set by HMCTS and carry no VAT. Defended claims are priced separately; see the full price list.

Before courtFreeDebtor check, recovery plan, chasers, letter before action and replies. Nothing to pay, however the debtor responds.
Claim and judgmentAdded to the debtOur fee is the fixed cost the court adds to the judgment: £50 to £100 to issue a claim, £22 to £35 for judgment. You pay it with the court fee, and both come back to you when the debtor pays.
Enforcement£15 to £110Every route at a fixed fee, including bank freezing orders and charging orders. Writs, bank and charging orders are priced at exactly the fixed costs the court allows; a warrant costs £19 against £2.25 allowed. We switch route if one fails.
AlwaysNo commissionNo percentage, no success fee, and nothing from enforcement agents. What we recover is yours.

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A law firm, not a collections agency

Software prepares the work and fixed rules calculate the amounts. Every court step is approved, and every court form signed, by a solicitor regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Jackson NgCo-founder, compliance officer for legal practice, solicitorSRA ID 411999
Leon ChuaCompliance officer for finance and administration, solicitorSRA ID 438064

What clients ask us

Is Marshal a law firm?

Marshal is being set up as a law firm. Software prepares the work; a solicitor approves every court step and signs every court form. This prototype uses fictitious matters and provides no legal services.

Can you chase an invoice before I have a judgment?

Yes. Send us the unpaid invoice. We check the debtor first; if we can act, we write to them, issue the claim if they do not pay, obtain judgment and enforce it, for debts of up to £10,000 in the small claims court. Larger or defended claims are quoted separately.

How much does Marshal charge?

Nothing to start. The debtor check, recovery plan, chasers and letter before action are free. If we go to court, each step has a fixed fee set at the costs the court orders the debtor to repay: £50 to £100 to issue a claim, £22 or £30 for judgment, and £15 to £110 for an enforcement application, plus VAT and the court fee. We take no commission and no success fee.

Can I get my costs back in the small claims court?

Partly, and that is what our prices are built around. The court adds to the judgment the fixed costs the rules allow for issuing the claim (£50 to £100) and entering judgment (£22 to £70), plus the court fees you paid. On enforcement it adds fixed costs for each step (£2.25 to £110) and, usually, the court fee. What the small claims track does not give you is your solicitor's costs for a defended hearing, unless the other side behaves unreasonably. We price every step at the fixed sum the court allows, so when the debtor pays in full, our fees come back to you with the debt; only the VAT and the hearing work do not.

Do I pay if the debtor never pays?

Our letters cost you nothing. If we go to court and recover nothing, you lose the court fees and our fees for the steps taken. That is why the free debtor check comes first: if a debtor looks unable to pay, we tell you not to spend the money.

What are the court fees?

They are set by HMCTS and paid to the court as each step happens: £35 to £455 to issue a claim, depending on its value; £96 for a County Court warrant; £82 for a High Court writ; £139 for an earnings, bank or property order; and £69 to have the debtor questioned. When enforcement succeeds the court orders the debtor to repay them.

Can I use Marshal in Chinese?

Yes. Your account works in English, Simplified or Traditional Chinese, and you can send us a voice note in English, Mandarin or Cantonese. Court documents are filed in English, as the courts require, and we explain each one in your language.

Who is responsible for my case?

A supervising solicitor regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority approves every court step and signs every court form. Software prepares the work and fixed rules calculate the amounts; people make the decisions.

Does the AI decide what happens?

No. The AI reads documents and drafts paperwork. The amount owed is calculated by fixed rules, and a solicitor chooses the enforcement route.

What if the first method doesn't work?

Your solicitor reviews what happened and can choose a different route. You see each change in your account, and there is no new fee until the next step is filed.

Send us the invoice or the judgment

A solicitor reviews it within one working day. The letter is free, and you approve every step after that.

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Marshal Legal is being set up as a law firm in England and Wales. Its application for authorisation by the Solicitors Regulation Authority is pending, and it does not yet provide legal services.

Proposed compliance officers, subject to SRA approval: Jackson Ng, SRA ID 411999 (legal practice); Leon Chua, SRA ID 438064 (finance and administration).

Complaints: tell us first. If we cannot resolve your complaint, you can contact the Legal Ombudsman, PO Box 6167, Slough SL1 0EH, 0300 555 0333, normally within six months of our final response and within one year of the problem (or of when you became aware of it). The Ombudsman can help individuals and small businesses. You can also raise concerns about our conduct with the SRA.

This is a prototype with fictitious matters.