Stopping Creditor Phone Calls

Creditor Phone Harassment

Putting an End to Abusive Creditor Phone Calls

Did you know that your creditors have the right to call you between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. (local time) to collect on a debt? How many times have you answered a phone call in the wee hours of morning, only to find it is a debt collector who conveniently “forgot” your local time zone?

Your creditors can call neighbors or co-workers to try to locate you. Sometimes they will call your acquaintances numerous times, purportedly to reach you about an “urgent matter”. Such practices are despicable and highly embarrassing.

If you are fed up with intrusive phone calls by creditors, contact a qualified a bankruptcy law or consumer rights attorney at Vidrine Law Firm, PLC. During a free consultation, the attorney can explain how to stop creditor contact and harassment. Contact us at 520.885.1106 today.

How an “Automatic Stay” Stops Harassment and Collection Actions

If you are experiencing financial hardship and have chosen Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy to lift your debt burden, then an automatic stay order from a bankruptcy judge can put an end to creditor harassment.

Once we file a bankruptcy petition on your behalf, the court issues an automatic stay order that protects you from creditor phone calls, letters or other forms of contact.

An automatic stay puts a halt to all types of collection actions, including:

  • Creditor communications of any type
  • Lawsuits
  • Garnishment actions
  • Car repossessions
  • Home foreclosures

Attention to Detail and Superior Client Service

Attorney Dustin Vidrine is committed to providing the best quality bankruptcy services in all of Southern Arizona. He represents clients in Marana, Oro Valley, Tucson, Pima County and in neighboring counties.

Mr. Vidrine has the experience needed to complete your case with attention to detail and with the utmost care. The minute you file for bankruptcy, he can contact your creditors and put a stop to all creditor communication and harassment.

You can start a fresh financial future. Call 520.885.1106 — we will promptly set an
appointment for you to receive a free consultation from one of our bankruptcy lawyers.

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