Have third-party debt collectors harassed you? Are you unable to sleep? Is debt collection affecting your job? If so, your rights as a consumer may have been violated. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) was enacted to protect consumers from abusive tactics from third-party debt collectors. This means that if your rights were violated, you may have the option of taking the debt collector to court and earning up to $1,000 per violation, plus additional damages. Start Receiving Help Today Did you know that if you hire an FDCPA attorney, debt collectors are legally obligated to stop calling you? Any additional contact means your rights have been violated further, and you may be able to sue the debt collector for damages. Other violations such as calling many times per day or calling in the wee hours of the night are also eligible for an FDCPA lawsuit. A third-party collector also cannot contact any uninvolved family members, friends, neighbors, or colleagues regarding your debt. It’s possible to fight back against abusive tactics–all you need to do is start your claim today. Advice From an Expert It can be challenging to start a claim without any advice or information regarding your rights. We asked attorney Alaina Sullivan for her opinion regarding common legal questions on the FDCPA and filing a claim. Here’s a few of the questions we asked: Are There Additional Laws Protecting My Rights as a Consumer? Can I Settle an FDCPA Claim without Going to Court? How Can an Attorney Help Me with an FDCPA Claim? How Can an Attorney Help Stop Collector Harassment? How Do I Pay an FDCPA Attorney? How Long Does It Take to Settle an FDCPA Claim? How Much Could I Earn If I File an FDCPA Claim? Is an FDCPA Attorney Required to File a Claim? What Are the Most Common Types of FDCPA Violations Broken? What Do I Need to Start an FDCPA Claim? What Evidence Should I Save for an FDCPA Claim? What Is Attorney-Client Privilege with FDCPA Attorneys What Happens If a Debt Collector Shows Up at My Home? What Types of Damages Are Involved in an FDCPA Claim? What Will My FDCPA Attorney Ask Me to Prepare Before Filing? Where Do You Report an FDCPA Violation? Who Can a Third-Party Debt Collector Contact? Who Can Help Me with My FDCPA Claim?