The Receivable Contract with America in Fulton is a legal document designed for the sale of accounts receivable between a seller and a buyer. This contract establishes the terms under which the seller transfers their rights, titles, and interests in specific accounts to the buyer, as identified in an attached exhibit. Key features include the seller's representations regarding the accounts, specifying that all goods or services have been provided and that no payment is contingent on future deliveries. The document also outlines conditions related to recourse and default, allowing the buyer a limited period for inspection and due diligence. Attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants can utilize this form to ensure compliance with state law while facilitating the sale of accounts receivable. It provides clarity on the obligations of each party, helping mitigate risks associated with potential defaults and ensuring that all terms are well-documented. Users can edit the contract to reflect specific needs and circumstances, making it a versatile tool for financial transactions.