
For over 25 years, Miller, Ross & Goldman has been a trusted leader in commercial debt recovery nationwide. In El Paso, Texas, we help local companies recover unpaid receivables quickly and professionally while protecting valuable client relationships. Whether your business operates in Downtown El Paso, East Side, West Side, or across West Texas, our commercial collections team works diligently to secure the payments you are owed and restore your cash flow.
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El Paso’s economy includes logistics, cross-border trade, healthcare, construction, and manufacturing. Our team develops industry-specific debt recovery strategies that respect your client relationships. If you’re a contractor in Horizon City, a healthcare provider in Central El Paso, or a distributor along I-10, we have the experience to collect past-due B2B accounts while safeguarding your reputation.
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If traditional collection methods aren’t successful, we can escalate through our nationwide network of commercial collection attorneys, without upfront legal fees. El Paso businesses gain access to judgment enforcement, liens, and court representation, all in compliance with Texas commercial collection laws.
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From commercial developments downtown, to large residential builds in surrounding areas like Socorro and Canutillo, contractors and suppliers across West Texas depend on our lien services to protect their payment rights. For qualified Pre-Collect accounts, lien filing may be available at no additional cost.
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We understand that reliable cash flow is critical for success in El Paso’s competitive border economy. That’s why every case we handle comes with our no-recovery, no-fee guarantee. Whether it’s overdue invoices, late payments, or disputes, we provide strategic, compliant, and results-driven commercial debt collection services that safeguard your reputation.
Learn MoreActing quickly protects your right to recover. Texas’s timelines for commercial debt are:

Texas’ shorter four-year statute of limitations requires businesses to act quickly on overdue accounts. However, its renewable 10-year judgment enforcement period allows creditors to pursue repayment over the long term, providing flexibility once a judgment is secured.


Each day your past-due accounts age, the opportunity for a full recovery diminishes.
As our valued Client, together we can embrace our social consciousness through helping others. All charitable contributions are offset from OUR contingency fees and made in our Client’s good name.
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