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Are you receiving debt collection letters? Send them to Consumer Attorneys
Getting a letter in the mail from a debt collector saying you owe money can be alarming.
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Medicaid & Debt Collectors
Debt collectors who chase you for Medicaid-covered bills are breaking the law. Period. Here’s what to do about it.
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My medical bill got sent to collections after I paid it. What should I do?
You can dispute medical bills sent to collections
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Can I Sue For False Debt Collection?
You obeyed the rules and paid your debts. But you got sent to collections anyway. Creditors need to play by the rules, too.
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How to find all your debts
You could be unaware of your existing debts
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How to deal with deceased debt collections
Collecting debt upon the death of the debtor
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Can Debt Collectors Take Money from Your Bank Account
Learn what a debt collector CAN and CAN NOT do when it comes to taking money from your bank account.
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Sent to Collections Without Notice
Think creditors have to let you know that they’re sending you to collections? Think again. Then let us help you fix it.
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How Many Times Can a Company Call You Before It's Harassment
We explore when debt collection calls become harassment. Sometimes, the law makes it clear. There are times, though, when the line gets blurry.
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