BRANDON DEBT COLLECTION ATTORNEY
ARE YOU BOTHERED BY DEBT COLLECTORS?
Being in debt can be extremely stressful. When someone is be being harassed by debt collectors, it can makes the stress even worse. The good news is that you don’t have to deal with debt collector harassment on your own. The debt harassment lawyer at Randolph Giddings Law Firm, P.A, can help you. I’m a debt collection harassment lawyer with experience in state and federal law and I can protect individuals from debt collector harassment.
DEBT COLLECTOR LAWYERS
The Randolph Giddings Law Firm is committed to offering professional protection to consumers against illegal and unfair debt collection practices. If you have been harassed, or are not sure whether your debt collector’s actions qualify as harassment or other abuse, call me today for a free consultation. I’ll review your claim free of charge.
Debt collectors are legally obliged to tell you the truth and treat you with dignity, fairness, and respect. If a debt collector abuses or harasses you, they can be sued for damages under state and federal law according to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The FDCPA gives you legal rights when you have been unable to pay your bills or if you still owe on a debt.
DEBT COLLECTORS ARE FORBIDDEN FROM:
Repeatedly calling you on your cell phone after you’ve told them to cease calling you
Threatening you with lawsuits or arrest if you have been unable to pay your bills
Calling your workplace or employer after you have told them not to do so.
Contacting your family, neighbors, friends, or employers for debt collection
Sending you abusive or harassing phone messages
Lying, yelling, insulting, or swearing at you
If you have been subjected to any of these unlawful and abusive bill collection practices, then you may be entitled to receive compensation under state or federal law. Speak with a debt harassment attorney today in a free phone consultation by calling the Randolph Giddings Law Firm at (888) 699-2555.
You have legal rights to be free from debt harassment – even if you still owe the debt and have been unable to pay your bills.
If the debt collector is calling your number and asking for a relative, friend, or someone you don’t know, you can also report that abuse to a debt harassment lawyer.
If you have filed for bankruptcy and are still contacted at work or your home, I may be able to help you. Whether you receive calls, emails, voicemails, or letters relating to credit card debt, a claim judge efficiency, or medical debt, contact the Randolph Giddings Law Firm for help.
DEBT COLLECTOR LAWYER
If a bill collector contacts you, it is in your right to dispute the debt. To preserve your rights under the FDCPA, you must send a debt collector a dispute in writing within 30 days after receiving your receipt of the first validation notice from the debt collector.
The FDCPA gives you rights in case you have not paid or still owe the debt. You may owe the debt that is being collected, but because of financial circumstances or a disagreement over the terms of the debt, you may be unable to pay. Regardless of your ability to pay, you don’t deserve to be harassed by a debt collector. I can help you understand your rights and what options are available to you. Together, we may be able to stop this harassment and receive the compensation you deserve under federal or state law.
CONTACT A DEBT COLLECTION ATTORNEY TODAY
If you’re facing harassment from a debt collector, then it’s time to act. Contact the Randolph Giddings Law Firm to schedule a free, no-obligation legal consultation to learn more about how I can help you. If a bill collector violated the FCCPA or FDCPA during contact with you, then you may have legal recourse. Call (888) 699-2555 or fill out the form below to get started.
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Get a hold of me by calling (888) 699-2555, or sending an email to info@randygiddingslaw.com, or completing form. This form, like every other one sent to us, is confidential and free. I offer free case evaluations, too.
