Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida
We have a credit card that we tried to get help with but they wouldn't budge any so then it was turned over to a creditor and now an attorney has it but at the bottom of the letter it says this is just another collector...we have no problem paying they made it impossible to pay raised our interest 3 times the original amount and when your late on a payment it triples in a week..so we stopped paying...now what do we do? we just want to get a resolution and move on..
2 Answers from Attorneys
You may be a candidate for bankruptcy, depending on your total assets and debts. Bankruptcy would probably wipe out this credit card debt. Alternatively, you may want to consult with a credit counseling service. It may be able to get the credit card companies to lower your monthly interest rate or reduce the overall amount you owe. We handle a lot of bankruptcy cases and would be happy to speak with you about the situation. We offer a free initial consultation.
There are attorneys who fight these claims for very limited fees and win all the time. I have not lost one yet. If you do not want to file for bankruptcy and need a lawyer, tell me where you live and I or someone who handles these matters may be able to help. No consultation fee with me.
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