The FDCPA prohibits third-party debt collectors from calling outside permitted hours, making false threats, using deceptive statements, or continuing to contact someone after being told to stop. Violations are common — and the legal remedy is accessible.
Here’s what makes this a natural fit for debt resolution partners:
The FDCPA operates on a fee-shifting model. When a consumer prevails, the debt collector pays attorney fees and costs. Your client pays nothing upfront, and in most cases, nothing at all.
An FDCPA claim also runs parallel to the debt resolution process. It doesn’t disrupt your work. It adds another layer of protection and value for your client.
Strong referral indicators:
- Repeated harassing calls, especially after a stop request
- Contact at prohibited times or at their workplace
- Threatening language or false statements about the debt
- Written violations (letters, texts)
- Call logs, voicemails, or documented evidence
We serve PA, NJ, MD, CA, TN, TX, FL, AZ, and WY.
Every referral receives a free case evaluation.
If you work in debt resolution and your clients are experiencing collection harassment, let’s connect. We’d welcome a conversation about how a referral relationship could benefit your clients.
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