Legal Rights Advocates, Inc. is a 5 Star Nationally ranked Consumer Law Firm that helps consumers file a complaint against debt collection agencies that violate Consumer Rights as they pertain to The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. We have resolved thousands of cases that have been awarded to our customers for unfair, abusive or deceptive debt collection practices.
To File a Free Case Review or call Toll Free 855-254-7841. Abusive, unfair and deceptive debt collectors can make your life a nightmare. They will call your place of work, family, friends, relatives; anyone who will provide information of your whereabouts. They also do this to perform something called Skiptracing where they obtain information about your current address and work information.
These are only some of the illegal practices debt collectors will perform to try and force you into paying a debt. Read below for some tips to whether you should be contacting one of our specialists. If you're reading our website, then call now!
To File a Free Case Review or call Toll Free 855-254-7841. Abusive, unfair and deceptive debt collectors can make your life a nightmare. They will call your place of work, family, friends, relatives; anyone who will provide information of your whereabouts. They also do this to perform something called Skiptracing where they obtain information about your current address and work information.
These are only some of the illegal practices debt collectors will perform to try and force you into paying a debt. Read below for some tips to whether you should be contacting one of our specialists. If you're reading our website, then call now!
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Dee Dee specializes in family law, real estate, civil litigation, and litigation communications regarding civil, regulatory, and reputation management issues arising for individuals and businesses.
She is also a trained Mediator for family law and civil litigation matters in accordance with M.G.L. ch.233 § 23C.
Dee Dee holds a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School.
She also holds a Masters in Ethics, Philosophy and Theology from Boston University and a Bachelors in Philosophy from Salem College.
She is also a trained Mediator for family law and civil litigation matters in accordance with M.G.L. ch.233 § 23C.
Dee Dee holds a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School.
She also holds a Masters in Ethics, Philosophy and Theology from Boston University and a Bachelors in Philosophy from Salem College.
If you are experiencing debt collection harassment, you may be eligible to file for protection.
While bill collectors, credit card companies, and other debt collectors can easily obtain your phone number and other information, there are laws that protect consumers, such as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), that outline the steps that can be taken against consumers who fail to repay loans.
This federal law places limitations on how creditors and collection agencies can try to recoup old debts.
While bill collectors, credit card companies, and other debt collectors can easily obtain your phone number and other information, there are laws that protect consumers, such as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), that outline the steps that can be taken against consumers who fail to repay loans.
This federal law places limitations on how creditors and collection agencies can try to recoup old debts.
Facing intimidation at the hands of a debt collector?
You should contact an FDCPA attorney as soon as possible.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act or FDCPA is a set of outlines for practices employed in collecting money from debtors.
The outlines are clear instructions on what is out of bounds for debt collectors.
If they persist in the practices despite receiving instructions not to, they can be blacklisted.
Collectors may also be blacklisted for failing to follow the outlines.
However, like with most legal regulations, unless you understand them thoroughly, there is a high possibility of you not being able to enforce your own legal rights in the correct manner.
You should contact an FDCPA attorney as soon as possible.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act or FDCPA is a set of outlines for practices employed in collecting money from debtors.
The outlines are clear instructions on what is out of bounds for debt collectors.
If they persist in the practices despite receiving instructions not to, they can be blacklisted.
Collectors may also be blacklisted for failing to follow the outlines.
However, like with most legal regulations, unless you understand them thoroughly, there is a high possibility of you not being able to enforce your own legal rights in the correct manner.
If you feel you are facing harassment from a bill collector, contact a legal rights advocate to help you out with it.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, or FDCPA clearly states what debt collectors can do and what is out of bounds for them.
In this way, the FDCPA seeks to protect consumers from harassment by debt collectors.
Here is an FDCPA checklist if you feel you or someone else you know is facing harassment from debt collectors.
Types of debt include those incurred through purchases for family, household, personal and medical reasons.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, or FDCPA clearly states what debt collectors can do and what is out of bounds for them.
In this way, the FDCPA seeks to protect consumers from harassment by debt collectors.
Here is an FDCPA checklist if you feel you or someone else you know is facing harassment from debt collectors.
Types of debt include those incurred through purchases for family, household, personal and medical reasons.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) has provisions to protect consumers from unfair debt collection practices.
One of these outlines that contacting a customer falsely for debt, or after proof has been sent of no debt owed is wrong.
If a debt collector persists in contacting you even after establishing that the debt collection is false, you have the right to legal advice.
Simply call us at (855) 254-7841 to understand your legal rights better or to contact an FDCPA attorney to get more details.
One of these outlines that contacting a customer falsely for debt, or after proof has been sent of no debt owed is wrong.
If a debt collector persists in contacting you even after establishing that the debt collection is false, you have the right to legal advice.
Simply call us at (855) 254-7841 to understand your legal rights better or to contact an FDCPA attorney to get more details.
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