Free Collection Letter Review
Find Out If Your Entitled To Damages!
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) protects consumers from unscrupulous debt collectors. An aggrieved consumer may be entitled up to $1000 in statutory damages, plus actual damages. We don't charge you any out-of-pocket fee for this service. If we are successful with your file, then the debt collector will be required to pay our legal fees. Let our lawyers review your collection letters and determine whether your rights have been violated.
Disclosure: This form is an invitation to send us documentation to conduct an initial evaluation so we can determine whether we may be of assistance in your matter. Use of this form does not create an attorney/client relationship. Such relationship can only be formed upon executing a retainer agreement with our office. We typically respond to all inquiries within 1-2 business days. Call us if you have questions.
What are examples of FDCPA violations?
- Collecting on a debt that has already been satisfied.
- Collecting on the wrong amount.
- Failing to disclosure the current creditors identity.
- Providing an incorrect breakdown of the balance.
- Failing to adequately disclose interest accruing on an account.
- Making false threats of litigation.
- Attempting to collect interest, fees, or collection costs, where they are not due under the law or by contract.
- Using false, misleading, or deceptive practices within the collection of a consumer debt.
