Home How it works Services About FAQ Client results Contact
Legal services for every
debt situation.
Every client's situation is different. Every case gets the full weight of attorney representation through our partner law firms behind it. Here's what that looks like across our four core service areas.
Core service
Legal debt dispute & resolution

Attorneys formally challenge your creditors under federal law to produce the documentation proving the debt is valid, accurately reported, and legally collectible. In the majority of cases, they cannot — making the debt legally unenforceable and eligible for removal or favorable resolution.

  • Legal notices sent demanding full debt authentication
  • Debts that can't be validated become legally unenforceable
  • Resolution aims for removal or "paid in full" credit reporting
  • Attorney representation throughout — no handoffs to third parties
Start with a free case review →
Consumer protection
Collector harassment & FDCPA enforcement

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act gives you significant rights — and collectors violate them more often than most people know. If a collector has called you outside legal hours, threatened you, lied about what you owe, or contacted you after being told to stop, those are federal violations. The attorneys at our partner law firms pursue them.

  • Cease and desist — all contact routed to the attorneys handling your case
  • FDCPA violations documented and pursued
  • Creditors who violate the law may owe you damages
  • Attorneys can file suit on your behalf where violations occurred
Start your free case review →
Credit rights
Credit report dispute & correction

Credit bureaus misreport information with surprising frequency — wrong balances, outdated accounts, debts that don't belong to you. The consumer rights attorneys we connect you with dispute errors through legal channels with the full force of the Fair Credit Reporting Act behind every challenge. Not a consumer complaint form. A legal demand.

  • All three bureaus — Equifax, Experian, TransUnion
  • Legal disputes — not online consumer portals
  • Inaccurate accounts challenged for removal
  • FCRA violations pursued where bureaus fail to comply
Learn how credit disputes work →
Legal defense
Creditor lawsuit defense

Being served with a summons by a creditor or debt collector is frightening — but it's not the end. You have rights in court too. Attorneys at our partner law firms defend enrolled accounts at no additional fee: filing responses, challenging the creditor's standing, and representing you through the full legal process.

  • Immediate attorney response to any summons on enrolled accounts
  • Creditor's right to collect challenged in court
  • No additional fees for enrolled account defense
  • Counter-claims filed where creditors have violated your rights
Have an active summons? Talk to us today →
Do I qualify?

Most people with unsecured debt qualify.

Here's a general guide — your free consultation will give you a definitive answer for your specific situation.

Typically qualifies
  • Credit card debt (any balance)
  • Medical bills and hospital debt
  • Personal loans — unsecured
  • Collection accounts
  • Accounts with active collector harassment
  • Accounts with inaccurate credit reporting
  • Accounts where a summons has been received
Discuss during consultation
  • Mortgage and home equity debt
  • Federal student loans
  • Auto loans (secured debt)
  • IRS or tax debt
  • Business debt (case by case)
  • Debt currently in active bankruptcy
Not sure what applies to you?

That's what the free
consultation is for.

We review your specific accounts and tell you exactly what your options are. No guessing. No obligation.

Get my free legal review

Free · Confidential · No obligation · Soft credit pull only