I wish to say:

> He **deals with** clients **about** the overdue invoices.

I tried to express it in next way:

> あの人は顧客 **の** 支払期限が過ぎた請求書 **に対応する** 。

But I don't like it. I feel like I use the wrong verb and the wrong grammar to
express the idea I need. Could you please help me with any idea?
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How to say "Dealing with someone about something"
> He deals with clients about the overdue invoices.

Your answer: あの人は顧客 **の** 支払期限が過ぎた請求書 **に対応する** 。  
My answer 1: 彼は 顧客 **の** 支払期限が過ぎた請求書 **を処理する** 。  
My answer 2: 彼は 支払期限が過ぎた顧客 **の** 請求書 **を処理する** 。

My answer 2 sounds more natural to me than my answer 1.

Though the position of 顧客 in your answer and my answer 1 may be grammatically
correct, my answer 2 sounds more natural to me than the other.

Why?  
I don't know the true answer of the position of 顧客.

I think "overdue" is more important than "the client" in this phrase, so the
more important word is put in the more front position than the other; and the
positioning of them make this phrase sound more natural.
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