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What are my FDCPA Rights if a debt collector has violated FDCPA laws?

Learn your Rights under FDCPA

An individual may sue a collection agency for any FDCPA violation in a federal or state court with in one year of the FDCPA violation. Judgments against the collection agency may include damages for injuries suffered from the FDCPA violation. A judge may also allow you to collect up to $1,000 even if you fail to prove you have suffered from actual damages. Collection agencies may also have to reimburse your fees for all attorney and court costs. In addition, you may be able to file a class action lawsuit for compensation up to $500,000 for FDCPA collection violations.

Debts are not dismissed even if you prove the collection agency used illegal debt collection methods under FDCPA.

Do You have an FDCPA Case?

  • Have you received multiple calls from a debt collector?

  • Has a debt collector ever threatened to take any action against you (legal or otherwise)?

  • Has a debt collector ever contacted anyone other than your spouse about your debt?


If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, your FDCPA rights have been violated and you should FIGHT BACK. Complete the Free Case Review form and an FDCPA Attorney will contact you to discuss your case. Don't wait -- get help Today!