Sued for Debt?
Harassed by Collectors?
We Can Help.

Powerful Debt Defense Attorneys Who Protect Your Rights

You have more options than you think.

 

If you've been sued by a creditor, threatened by debt collectors, or overwhelmed by collection notices, we can help you fight back — and win.

 

Our attorneys specialize in debt defense law, helping consumers stop lawsuits, eliminate unfair debts, and regain financial control.




    What Is Debt Defense?

    Debt defense law protects consumers from illegal, inaccurate, or unfair debt collection practices.

    Many debt buyers and creditors don't have the documentation to prove their claims — yet they still try to collect. Others violate the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) or Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) through harassment, misinformation, or threats.

    If you're being contacted about a debt, it's your right to:

    • Demand proof and verification of the debt
    • Challenge incorrect balances or identity errors
    • Stop harassing calls, letters, or threats
    • Defend yourself in court — even if you've been sued
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    Common Debt Defense
    Issues We Handle

    We help clients defend against:

    How We Help You

    When you hire us, you get a dedicated team that:

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    You Have Rights — Even If You Owe Money

    Debt collectors often rely on fear and misinformation.

    But the truth is: you can fight back legally — and often, they're the ones breaking the law.
    Our team has helped thousands of people beat debt lawsuits, stop wage garnishments, and rebuild their financial future.

    No upfront fees. No pressure. Just real help.

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    Why Clients Trust Us

    Experienced attorneys

    Experienced debt defense and consumer protection attorneys

    No upfront fees

    No upfront fees —
    you don't pay unless
    we win or settle

    Proven track record

    Proven track record
    of dismissing debt lawsuits

    Compassionate support

    Compassionate,
    judgment-free support

    Time Is Critical — Act Before It's Too Late

    If you've received a summons or court notice, you usually have only 20–30 days to respond.
    Ignoring it can lead to a default judgment, wage garnishment, or bank levies. Don't wait — we can help you file a response and fight back now.

    You deserve protection.
    You deserve peace of mind.