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Federal law bans abusive calls, threats, and lies from debt collectors. Our attorneys stop the harassment fast and pursue compensation on contingency — you never pay a fee unless we win.
The FDCPA makes these debt-collector tactics illegal. If even one sounds familiar, you likely have a case — and it costs nothing to find out.
Repeated or continuous calls meant to annoy or wear you down are considered harassment under federal law.
Collectors can only contact you during these hours — and never at a time you've said is inconvenient.
Repeated or continuous calls meant to annoy or wear you down are considered harassment under federal law.
Collectors can't threaten legal action, jail time, or property seizure they don't actually intend to pursue.
Collectors generally may only contact third parties once, and never to disclose the existence of your debt.
Within 5 days of first contact, collectors must send written proof of the debt, amount, and your dispute rights.
Once you dispute a debt in writing within 30 days, all collection must stop until they verify it.
Once you send a formal cease-and-desist, the collector may only contact you one more time by mail.
Awarded per lawsuit for FDCPA violations — regardless of whether you can prove actual harm.
Compensation for real harm caused by the harassment — emotional distress, lost wages, medical costs.
When a collector breaks the law, they — not you — are required to cover our legal fees.
Most clients tell us the harassment stops within days of reaching out.
Fill out the free 2-minute form above, or call/text 877-700-5790. No cost, no obligation.
Our attorneys review your evidence and contact the collector directly to stop the harassment fast.
The collector — not you — pays our legal fees, and you may recover damages for the violation.
Pro tip: Use our free CaseVox app to record calls, save voicemails, and organize every detail of the harassment — strong documentation makes for a stronger case.
Verified reviews from clients we’ve helped stop debt collector harassment.
Debt collectors are counting on you not knowing your rights. Once we get involved, most clients see the harassment stop within days — and many walk away with compensation for what they went through.
You generally have one year from the date of the violation — not when you discovered it — to file a claim. Don’t wait to talk to an attorney once you suspect a violation.
Collectors may only call between 8:00am and 9:00pm in your time zone, and never at a time you’ve told them is inconvenient (such as while you’re at work).
Call us immediately at 877-700-5790. You may still have FDCPA counterclaims even if you’ve been sued for the underlying debt, and there are strict deadlines to respond.
The FDCPA is the primary federal law, but the FCRA and TCPA also prohibit abusive, deceptive, and unfair collection practices — we evaluate your case under all of them.
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