Creditor Harassment Attorneys in Omaha, NE

Creditor Harassment Overview

Creditor Harassment

Have creditors been calling you constantly at work and at home? Have you received letters threatening to sue you for unpaid debt? Has your employer been contacted about garnishing your wages? Are your wages already being garnished? Has your savings/bank account been garnished?

At John T. Turco & Associates, Attorneys at Law, we can help you understand your rights as a debtor and put an end to unfair, harassing, and illegal debt collection practices. If bankruptcy is right for you, we can help end creditor harassment through filing for bankruptcy protection. Whether the debt is a credit card, a mortgage payment, a car payment or some other money owed, we can help.

Protecting Your from Illegal Debt Collection Practices

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) establishes what debt collectors can and cannot do to get you to repay your debt. For example:

• Debt collectors can only call you within certain hours.
• They cannot disclose any of your private information to anyone but you.
• If debt collectors receive a written request to stop phone calls and letters, they must stop.

We can help you draft written requests to end the harassing phone calls, letters and any unfair or illegal collections practices. However, only bankruptcy can stop a lawsuit, foreclosure or wage garnishment. We can help you take the step toward ending the calls and starting over.

We are not a debt settlement company; in fact, some collection companies target clients for legal action who are working through a debt settlement company. We are not a debt consolidation company either; we want to get you out of debt, guiding you step by step, through the bankruptcy process.

Free Attorney Consultation 

If bankruptcy is on your radar, we can provide common sense mechanisms to help you assert your rights against debt collectors. Call us at 402-238-1092 (toll free at 866-374-4784) to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with an experience lawyer.

Other Frequent Case Types

• Mortgage Foreclosure

Areas of Practice

• Bankruptcy Law
• Debtor/Creditor