Debtors have rights. You might not know it from the behavior of some debt collectors, but debtors have rights that are actual laws. That’s not to say that some these companies do not blatantly break the law, making outrageous threats, and possibly even collecting on debts that people do not even owe. In one case, a collection company owner manipulated his company software to falsely inflate debtors balances and made “material misrepresentations*” to debtors not only over the phone but in mailing campaigns that mimicked mailings from courts of law and government agencies.
If you are dealing with debt collectors that are abusive, have a zombie debt, or a collector is trying to collect a debt outside the statute of limitations, you have legal recourse against them. If you have been overcharged by debt collector, pressed to pay a debt that you do not owe, or if you have received a summons, good legal advice is your best friend. We offer free consultations in our Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach offices seven days a week, where there to give you the best legal advice that we can, and get your phone to stop ringing. Give us a call and stop debt collectors cold.
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