Restructuring & Renegotiation
Replace crushing daily ACH payments with sustainable monthly terms. We deal with the lender — you focus on running the business.
Daily ACH withdrawals draining your account. Stacked advances you can't pay off. Confessions of judgment hanging over your head. We've helped owners across the country renegotiate, restructure, and reclaim their cash flow — without filing bankruptcy.

Merchant Cash Advances aren't loans. They're sold as fast funding — then structured to extract every dollar before you can recover.
Funders pull a fixed amount from your bank account every single business day, regardless of whether you can afford it.
Disguised as a 'factor rate,' the true cost pales in comparison to any traditional business loan.
When the first MCA chokes cash flow, owners take a second, then a third. The math becomes impossible.
Buried in the contract — a clause that lets funders freeze your accounts without warning or have to spend a day in civil court.
Replace crushing daily ACH payments with sustainable monthly terms. We deal with the lender — you focus on running the business.
Under MCA contracts, you have a right to reconciliation when revenue drops. Most lenders ignore it. We don't let them.
Confession of judgment filed against you? UCC lien on your receivables? Our attorneys move fast and push back hard.
A coordinated plan to stop the bleed, restore reserves, and stabilize payroll within 30–60 days.
30-minute confidential call. Bring your MCA contracts and recent bank statements.
We map every advance, every lien, every COJ. You get a clear plan and a flat fee — no surprises.
Communications shift to us. Daily ACH calls, lender pressure, legal threats — handled.
Most clients see restructured payments within 30 days. Many cut their daily debit by 60–80%.
30 minutes. Confidential. No obligation. Have a recent bank statement and your MCA contracts handy if possible.
Real owners. Real numbers. Names shortened to protect private ongoing matters.
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"MCA National stopped a $14k weekly debit that was strangling my payroll. Within ten days we had a workable plan and my team got paid on time."

"I had three advances stacked and a COJ threat hanging over me. Their attorneys vacated the judgment and renegotiated every contract. I still have my business."

"Flat fee, straight answers, no upsell. They cut my daily payments by 62%!"

"Two UCC liens on my receivables and a frozen merchant account. They unwound the liens and got my processor back online inside a week."

We negotiate directly with funders.
Most owners exit an MCA through renegotiation, restructuring, or settlement. We contact your funders directly, pause aggressive collection, and negotiate reduced daily/weekly payments or a lump-sum payoff at a discount — without you having to declare bankruptcy.
Yes. MCAs are not traditional loans, and funders frequently accept settlements between 40–70% of the outstanding balance, especially when default is imminent. Our attorneys negotiate the lowest defensible payoff and get it in writing.
Funders may file a Confession of Judgment, freeze your business bank account, contact your customers, or sue personal guarantors. Acting before default gives you the most leverage — but we also represent owners already in default or post-judgment.
Stacked MCAs (3, 5, even 10+ positions) are our specialty. We restructure all positions into a single, affordable monthly payment your business can actually sustain — instead of taking on another high-cost reverse-consolidation loan.
MCAs themselves are legal, but many contracts contain provisions courts have struck down as disguised usurious loans. We review every contract for unenforceable terms, illegal interest rates, and predatory clauses you can challenge.
Most cases reach a restructured agreement within 30–90 days. Emergency situations — frozen accounts, COJs, lawsuits — get same-day attention.
MCAs are not traditional loans and typically don't report to consumer credit bureaus. Restructuring with our help generally does not affect your personal credit score.
Yes. Our entire goal is to keep your business open and operational while we work with lenders to restructure the debt.
Many state laws now restrict COJ enforcement against out-of-state businesses. Our attorneys can move to vacate, oppose entry, or negotiate immediate stays.
No upfront fees for the initial case review. If we take your case, you'll get a flat-fee agreement before any work begins.