If you can't find a bankruptcy attorney who is licensed in your state then I would look for an attorney that specializes
in debt collection abuse to see if you might have a claim there.
Not exact matches
Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act Federal law passed by Congress
in 1977 that protects consumers against harassment or
abuse from
collections agencies.
In order to address widespread abuses in the debt collection industry, Congress passed the FDCPA in order to rein in the tactics of debt collector
In order to address widespread
abuses in the debt collection industry, Congress passed the FDCPA in order to rein in the tactics of debt collector
in the
debt collection industry, Congress passed the FDCPA
in order to rein in the tactics of debt collector
in order to rein
in the tactics of debt collector
in the tactics of
debt collectors.
If bankruptcy or debtor's court is not an option, or you are interested
in correcting your credit report, defending a
collection lawsuit, fighting back against abusive
debt collectors, or challenging mortgage company
abuses, you will have the information you need to decide what to do next.
Abuses in the consumer
debt collection industry are rampant.
On top of being subjected to the routinely nasty
abuse of
debt collectors, any
debt in collections devastates a credit score.
If a
debt collection agency has violated your rights under the FDCPA through repeated contact,
abuse, threats, misleading information or false representation, you can sue them
in state court.
What I am against is the
abuses in debt collections and of
debt collectors.
Typical
abuses tend to include embarrassing people by calling third parties (like their workplace, friends, or neighbors)
in the
collection of the
debt.
Most don't know they have any rights
in regard to the
collection activity giving rise to their visit with me — swearing, threats, and other
abuse isn't allowed under the FDCPA on the part of
debt collectors when they come calling.
If you are dealing with
debt collection abuse or a
debt collection lawsuit
in Minnesota, contact consumer rights lawyer Randall Ryder.
2014)(successfully obtained decision affirming jury verdict
in collection -
abuse case and rejecting argument that consumers must first make a dispute before invoking the protections of the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act)(briefed and argued)