Creditor Harassment FDCPA Violation Lawyer in Pittsburgh, PA

Creditor Harassment FDCPA Violation Overview

There is a fine line between insistence and harassment. If debt collectors have been making blatant threats against your home, personal property or family, you are entitled to fight back under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). You have a right to stop creditor harassment and the lawyers of the Law Offices of Kenneth Hiller, PLLC, are ready to assist you. We help clients throughout Pittsburgh and surrounding areas stop harassment through class action lawsuits.

Under the FDCPA, there are several practices a debt collection agency cannot legally do in order to get you to pay on a debt. They are forbidden to:

• Disclose the amount of debt to a third party, such as a relative, co-worker or neighbor
• Make false threats against you or your family
• Use profane language or insults
• Willfully mislead you about the consequences of unpaid debt
• Call you before or after normal business hours
• Contact you after you ask to be left alone

If an agency engages in any of these activities, you should contact an attorney right away. You are entitled to sue them for money damages and enhanced damages if it is shown that the harassment was intentional.

Many people incorrectly assume that all violations of the FDCPA must be tape-recorded in order to be considered valid. However, while recordings are certainly useful in proving your case, they are not the only evidence a courtroom needs. We prepare clients to testify for themselves, as they are almost always very compelling witnesses. Our goal is to stop harassment through effective and aggressive litigation.

Contact Our Attorneys to Stop Creditor Harassment

If you've experienced any of the previous illegal tactics from a debt collector, contact the Law Offices of Kenneth Hiller today by calling 716-213-6741 or toll free at 888-322-9399.

Other Frequent Case Types

• Fair debt collection
• SSD Physical Disability
• Social Security Benefits
• Social Security for Children

Areas of Practice

• Creditor Harassment FDCPA Violation
• Debtor/Creditor