Creditor Harassment Is Illegal

Repeated calls and intimidating letters from creditors are common problems for people struggling with debt. Of course, such behavior rarely succeeds in getting debts fully repaid; it is more likely to only make people in debt feel stressed, overwhelmed, and frightened. Unfortunately, many victims of creditor harassment are unaware that this poor treatment is illegal and can be stopped.

If you are having difficulty making ends meet or ending harassing calls from creditors, the Harmon Law Office, LLC can work with you to find solutions. Our experienced Arizona bankruptcy attorneys can provide the knowledge and representation you need as you end creditor harassment and work your way out of debt. Call us at 480-829-0494.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)

FDCPA is a federal law that protects people in debt from unnecessary bullying tactics from creditors of all kinds. Under the law, it is illegal for creditors to:

• Share your financial information with your employer, neighbors, or the general public
• Use vulgar or abusive language when speaking to you
• Make any direct or implied threats to your wellbeing
• Call you multiple times in a row or more often than necessary
• Refuse to identify themselves, or provide misleading information about their identities

Unfortunately, putting an end to these unlawful actions is sometimes more difficult than it should be. If you have been a victim of abusive tactics from creditors, our Arizona creditor harassment lawyers can help you determine what to do next.

Contact Us

The Harmon Law Office, LLC, strives to provide each of our clients with the information and effective representation they need. Contact our Arizona bankruptcy lawyers at 480-829-0494.