ABUSIVE DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES

Debt collectors are required to follow state and federal laws when attempting to collect a debt. A debt collector is an entity or person attempting to collect a debt for someone else, or who purchased a delinquent debt. Debt collectors cannot make false, deceptive or misleading statements, threaten you with harm or threaten to tell others that you owe a debt, or use foul or abusive language when communicating with you. Common misstatements include seeking to collect more than what is owed, threatening you with false claims of arrest or a lawsuit if you do not make immediate payment, and making it appear that the debt collector is authorized by a government or other authority to collect the debt. If you have been the victim of debt collection abuse, please call our firm for a free consultation. Under the law, you may be entitled to recover statutory damages and actual damages incurred.

If you have been the victim of debt collection abuse, please contact us for a free consultation. Under the law, you may be entitled to recover statutory damages and actual damages incurred.