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What about the boss who owes money and doesn't pay it back? Should I go to court to sue or ask for advice?

First, there are three situations when you don't pay back the money:

1) If the other party has property, it shall provide property clues, apply for property protection through litigation, and then apply for enforcement, so that it can reasonably and legally obtain its own legal property.

2) If the other party has no property, the other party does have no property, but the debt relationship can be clarified through litigation. When the other party has money, he can recover it in time. If he can't recover it, he can apply to the court for enforcement, and even get compensation at a certain interest rate and get his own money back.

3) You can use dunning lawyers' letters, credit education and other means to deter debtors and urge them to pay back the money as soon as possible.

Second, if you owe money, you need to provide a complete chain of evidence during the proceedings.

1) Lending money to others requires written materials as the basis for borrowing money. How to write the IOU, the IOU model is introduced in front, to prepare for the prosecution when the other party does not pay back the money in the future.

2) If there are no IOUs and IOUs, you can think of other ways, such as recording, texting and chatting. , can be used as strong evidence. Seize the opportunity to collect evidence. You can quietly go to your friend with a tape recorder or other recording equipment, ask him to pay back the money, and then record your conversation. Or naturally lead to topics during telephone voice chat, and record the fact of borrowing money in recording equipment, which are all good evidence.

3) For the collection of short messages and chat records, similar to audio recording, the fact of borrowing money is recorded in the form of electronic products as evidence for the judge's reference.