Enforcing the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
While collection agency representatives may believe that their power knows no limits, laws are in existence to protect the rights of debtors. At Novak, Robenalt & Pavlik, L.L.P., our attorneys hold collection agencies responsible when they violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). If you suspect a violation, contact our law firm immediately for a no-obligation consultation.
You have legal remedies if a collection agency — not an original creditor — violated your rights and the FDCPA. However, you must take immediate action to hold them responsible. Contact us at 216-592-8758 or toll free at 866-400-6637.
For Debtors in Ohio, Creditor Harassment Is a Major Problem
At Novak, Robenalt & Pavlik, L.L.P., we talk to clients who have been belittled and harassed to the point where answering their phone brings terror. A debt collector has called them at all hours and lied to them about the methods they can use to secure the money owed to their client. They yell. They curse. They vow criminal prosecution if the debt is not paid.
Stop phone calls. Do not put up with creditor harassment that violates the FDCPA one more day. While a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing can put a stop to the telephone calls, lawsuits demanding monetary damages can go a long way in holding collection agencies accountable.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced Cleveland bankruptcy lawyer regarding a collection agency violating the FDCPA, please contact us.
