Debt Collection Harassment
Harassing calls, threats, and abusive tactics from debt collectors are illegal under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA). Debt collectors cannot threaten you, call you repeatedly at odd hours, or misrepresent the amount you owe. We stop the harassment, protect your rights, and hold collectors accountable—often securing compensation for the stress and harm they cause.
Your Rights
Under the FDCPA, FCCPA, and related laws, you have the right to:
Demand collectors stop contacting you.
Be free from threats, profanity, or abuse.
Dispute inaccurate debts.
Request written debt verification.
Sue for damages when collectors break the law.
Possible Damages
If collectors violate your rights, you may be entitled to:
Statutory damages up to $1,000 per case.
Compensation for emotional distress.
Lost wages reimbursement.
Punitive damages for misconduct.
Attorney’s fees and court costs.
What Clients Ask us Most
Do I need a lawyer to stop harassment?
Notify your bank immediately, preferably in writing. The EFTA requires them to investigate and respond within a set timeframe.
What if the debt isn’t mine?
Notify your bank immediately, preferably in writing. The EFTA requires them to investigate and respond within a set timeframe.
Can they call my friends or family?
Notify your bank immediately, preferably in writing. The EFTA requires them to investigate and respond within a set timeframe.
Can a collector contact me at work?
Notify your bank immediately, preferably in writing. The EFTA requires them to investigate and respond within a set timeframe.
A debt collector is calling me constantly and making threats. What are my rights?
Notify your bank immediately, preferably in writing. The EFTA requires them to investigate and respond within a set timeframe.
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