Legal Question in Consumer Law in Texas

Re: Debt Consolidation Companies

This is assuming you are from the State of Massachusetts and they reached into the state to solicit your services, I would be immediately calling and filing a complaint with the attorney general/consumer regulator here and in Texas.

(Example: There was an individual that had been given an unconscionable contract regarding debt consolidation and the individual filed a complaint with the attorney general in Maine and it was forwarded to the Consumer Regulator in Maine. The Maine regulator forwarded the complaint to the company's attorney and that company was in NJ. The conclusion, the individual received his down payment back and that was the end of it. However, for the most part, it does not happen so easily.)

Hopefully, this company has not claimed bankruptcy. I suggest you file a complaint asap. You can file a complaint online, but you will have to send all your documents proving your complaint at some point. I hope this is a helpful start. Good Luck. Feel free to email me if you have any further questions at [email protected] Sincerely, Maria Murber

Re: Debt Consolidation Companies

Ms. Murber gives you very good advice. Last year I had two clients in the same predicament. Both of the companies were shut down. The only persons who received any refunds were the ones who got there first.