"delinquent fees" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to fees or charges that are imposed for late payment of a debt or obligation. For example: "The bank charged me delinquent fees for being late on my car payment."
The plan includes better collection of property and income taxes, delinquent licensing fees and parking fines, as well as fighting workers' compensation fraud.
Other times, he said, it may be financial woes within a condominium or co-op, like having a large number of owners delinquent on their fees, or unfinished common areas or amenities.
They are paid a fee by the investors and also make money from fees on delinquent loans.
The program focuses on making payments more affordable through lower interest rates, but delinquent amounts and late fees are typically tacked onto the mortgage balance.
Instead, it is that many mortgage companies are reluctant to give strapped homeowners a break because the companies collect lucrative fees on delinquent loans.
A borrower who skips a payment but pays regularly thereafter stays delinquent (and accumulates late fees) until the skipped payment is made good.
Both Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are facing class-action lawsuits accusing them of charging excessive and abusive fees to people delinquent on mortgage payments.
He spent years wrangling over delinquent mortgage payments and legal fees.
It listed delinquent storm-water and sewer charges, fees for the board-up, and additional charges, totalling $11,465.67.
Maury County Library, in Tennessee, is missing five thousand books, and may need to enlist a collection agency to collect late fees and possibly take delinquent borrowers to court.
