STOP COLLECTION ABUSE

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Many people facing debt issues don’t realize that their rights are being violated and in fact are entitled to compensation as a result of Debt Collection Harassment and Abuse. At the Law Firm of Robert C. Gindel, Jr., we take an aggressive approach to ensure the rights of our clients are protected. Many people are shocked when we tell them that they are entitled to $ money $ even though they are in debt and facing a credit card or debt collection lawsuit.

 In Florida, once a creditor or collector knows you are represented by a lawyer, they can no longer contact you. They cannot call you, email you, write you or in any way contact you to collect a debt. The Law Firm of Robert C. Gindel can be your lawyer and will immediately advise the creditor/collector to cease contacting you. This is the quickest and easiest way to get calls and mail to stop. If you want to working on getting the calls to stop, call us now so we can END THE HARASSMENT TODAY 

The very first line of the Federal Harassment Law (the FDCPA) states:

“There is abundant evidence of the use of abusive, deceptive, and unfair debt collection practices by many debt collectors”

Examples of what Abusive, Deceptive, and Unfair practices are:

1. Calling repeatedly or continuously.
2. Contacting your friends, neighbors or relatives about your debt.
3. Asking you to pay more than you owe.
4. Asking you to pay interest, fees, or expenses that are not allowed by law
5. Call at times the collector knew or should know are inconvenient
6. Use obscene, profane, or abusive language
7. Call before 8:00 am or after 9:00 pm
8. Call at times the collector knew or should know are inconvenient
9. Use or threaten to use violence if you don’t pay the debt
10. Threaten action they cannot or will not take
11. Illegally inform a third party about your alleged debt
12. Repeatedly call a third party to get your location information
13. Contact you at work knowing your employer doesn’t approve
14. Fail to send a written debt validation notice
15. Ignore your written request to verify the debt and continue to collect
16. Continue to collect on the debt before providing verification
17. Continue collection attempts after receiving a cease communication notice

And there are many more…. Call us to see if what you are experiencing is a violation of the law.