The Role of a Cease and Desist Letter in Dealing with Debt Collectors

If you continue to receive calls and letters after sending your cease and desist letter

, it's time to contact a fair debt attorney. The debt collector has violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and you have the right to sue him in federal court. Doing so shouldn't cost you any money, as the FDCPA says that debt collectors have to pay your attorney fees if they violate the Act.

The Role of a Cease and Desist Letter in Dealing with Debt Collectors

By: Sergei Lemberg

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