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Concerns over prohibition against debt collection service

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104/2007/ND – CP, which is prohibited under the Investment Law 2020, lawyers and law firms are able to practice debt collection as a professional field. However, approaches to recover debts between lawyers and collecting firms are obviously different. In addition to debt collectors operating under Decree No.

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Understanding New York Debt Collection Laws

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New York Debt Collection Laws. As of today, New York does not require licensing for collection agencies or collection law firms. Judgment enforcement and more are conducted without state court scrutiny. This is contrary to the licensing required of collection agencies by more than 20 states.

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How Aggressive Collections Attorneys Can Aid in Massachusetts Debt Recovery

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Instead, they will help you collect on the debt by filing a lawsuit against the debtor, seeking and obtaining attachments on the debtor’s assets, and even garnishing their wages post-judgment so that you can get paid for your judgment debt. The Law Offices of Alan M. At the Law Offices of Alan M.

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Service Has to Be Solid When It Comes to Debt Collection

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The media has brought attention to debt collection firms that have failed to deliver proper notice of debt collection actions to debtors. The result of these investigations highlights the judgments entered without cause and disciplinary actions against the firms for failing to deliver solid service of the court documents.

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Is Your Envelope “Benign” Under The FDCPA?

FDCPA Defense

Judgment Enforcement Law Firm, PLLC , 2014 WL 1744268, **3-4 (W.D. 30, 2014) (section 1692f(8) violated by use of name “Judgment Enforcement Law Firm” on envelope); Rutyna v. Courts have held that collectors may violate section 1692f(8) simply by placing their own name on the envelope.