What should you expect from the fair debt process?
Many consumers want to know how a Fair Debt claim would proceed if their Fair Debt Collection rights have been violated. Though each
case is different and the results may vary depending upon the facts, please find the basic steps of the process outlined below should
the experienced Fair Debt For Consumer Attorneys listed on this site represent you in your FDCPA claim.
- You call 888-FDCPA LAW (888-332-7252) with all of the information concerning your potential case,
OR you complete the FREE FAIR DEBT CASE REVIEW form to the right.
- An attorney practicing Fair Debt For Consumers will review the information to determine initially if you have a claim.
- An attorney calls you right away to go over the information to determine if there is a strong possibility you have a potential claim.
- Next, you fax or e-mail information outlining the facts of your potential case.
- A Fair Debt For Consumers attorney reviews all of your paperwork and contacts you to let you know if your case is accepted and what the reasonable outcome to your case could be.
- The attorney puts the defendant (the debt collection company in most cases) on notice of your claim and then tries to resolve the matter without the need for court intervention. This method can be performed by an informal letter.
- Throughout this portion of the process, should a settlement offer be made, the attorney will contact you immediately to discuss your options and counsel you on whether to accept or reject.
- If no settlement is reached, the attorney then files suit in the court which serves your specific case needs best.
- After filing suit, the attorney begins the process of discovery and disclosure by providing the collection company proof of its FDCPA violations, and by asking for more detailed information from them in return. This step involves thoroughly researching all the facts and even some of the hidden clues of your case in depth.
- Throughout this process, the attorneys will consistently urge the collector to settle, while at the same time preparing for trial. If resolution cannot be reached after all the above, the attorney then proceeds to trial. Less than 1% of all of cases go to trial.
In conclusion, the experienced Fair Debt For Consumer attorneys on this site have a constant objective to do everything possible to secure your total legal recovery and satisfaction. Fill out the FREE FAIR DEBT CASE REVIEW now to find out if you do indeed have a case.
