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We Stop Abusive Debt Collection Practices
Debt collection practices, unfortunately, can be rampant with abuse and harassment by creditors and collection agencies. These institutions routinely violate (unbeknownst to consumers) the strict consumer provisions of the FDCPA? Why? They’ll do whatever it takes to collect alleged debts, for which they paid pennies on the dollar to purchase, from the original or subsequent creditors.
At Fair Credit Law Group, we have successfully litigated and settled many unfair debt collection practices cases against both collection agencies and collection law firms. We protect you, our client, from harassment and ridicule by the aggressive collectors. The debt collection practices industry has seen a rash of collection activity during the last few years. We can help you fight back to ensure you’re not being taken advantage of in any way.
When it comes to debt collection practices, many collection agencies and creditors bypass fair and ethical procedures, and instead decide to harass you, the consumer, in an attempt to collect on debts quicker.
Individuals often receive multiple phone calls at home, at work, or neighbors' or other family members' houses.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and The Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA) protect you against these types of abuses, yet very few people are actually aware of their legal rights to protection.
For years, our legal team has litigated inside the courts to protect you and to also recover your money– it’s what we do everyday. Have you been threatened with jail, illegal seizures, loss of home, and other abusive verbal cues? If so, you’re not alone. Debt collectors often use any means necessary to collect a debt. You, however, now understand you have rights and we can help enforce those rights for you
- Read The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)
It's time to protect your rights with an experienced attorney, not a paralegal.
