Debt Relief Attorney in Orlando, FL
Assistance with Debt Relief Options
If you have been sued by a creditor for a past due credit card or medical bill, a car repossession or a personal loan, the attorneys at Perez Conrique Law can help. Our firm provides aggressive representation against creditors. We will forces the creditor to prove every element of their case against you and assert all defenses available for our clients.
We analyze your case, discuss all options and develop strategic steps to help you recover from debt and rebuild your credit. Your plan will be unique, tailored to your specific situation. With this simple but powerful mission behind our practice, we can help our clients move forward in life in a positive manner. We can provide comprehensive legal counsel and represent you in the following areas:
- Credit Card Lawsuit Defense
- Garnishment Defense
- Debt Reduction Negotiation
- Debt Liquidation
- Debt Reorganization
Our firm is adept at helping people find effective ways to deal with a variety of debt issues. By offering personalized service, the attorneys at Perez Conrique Law offer specifically designed plans for the most optimal resolution to your financial hardships. We offer our legal advice on a variety of resolutions and strategies. No matter what your hardships may entail, consulting a qualified and compassionate Debt Relief attorney who understands the importance of a balanced and stable family home life is vital to your well-being.
Contact Perez Conrique Law to schedule your free case evaluation. We are ready to provide the aggressive representation you need to defend against creditors and achieve financial stability.
Why Choose Perez Conrique Law? What Sets Us Apart?
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Client-Centered FocusAt Perez Conrique Law, we prioritize our clients' needs above all else. Every case is treated with the utmost attention, ensuring personalized strategies that align with your unique circumstances and goals.
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Experienced AdvocacyWith years of experience in handling complex legal matters, our team is equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the intricacies of the legal system, providing you with confident and effective representation.
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Transparent CommunicationWe believe in fostering trust through open and honest communication. From the initial consultation to the resolution of your case, you will be kept informed every step of the way, ensuring you are fully aware of your legal options and progress.
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Results-Driven ApproachOur commitment to achieving favorable outcomes drives everything we do. We diligently pursue the best possible results for our clients, utilizing a results-oriented approach that is both strategic and relentless.
Protection from Debt Collectors and Debt Buyers
With the increase in the outsourcing of debt to unscrupulous collection agencies, having an attorney to protect your interests has become important. Collection Agencies and debt buying companies buy bad debt for pennies on the dollar after which they often begin an aggressive and, in many cases, illegal collection process that violates state and federal collection laws.
Consumers have valuable rights that are violated every day by collection agencies and debt buying companies. Often we hear details of repeated phone calls at work or at the home of relatives, threats of legal actions or wage garnishment and even threats of jail time from these companies. All of these activities are illegal under the protections afforded to consumers through the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (CCPA). Unless they understand these rights, consumers are at a clear disadvantage when dealing with these companies.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a federal law that sets limits on what debt collectors can do in attempting to get you to pay a debt. The FDCPA prevents debt collectors from talking to third parties about your debt, calling you at work, and engaging in other tactics designed to harass, abuse, or mislead you into paying a debt. It is important to note that the FDCPA only applies to debt collectors and third party debt buyers—it does not cover collection activities performed by an original creditor.