As a consumer, you are protected by federal and state Fair Debt Collection Practices acts, laws enacted to ensure that debt collectors follow specific guidelines when dealing with you and do not take advantage of your rights. Under these laws, you could be entitled to a cash settlement if your rights have been violated AND for those annoying calls and letters to stop. Kimmel & Silverman represent consumers throughout Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and work with a nationwide directory of Fair Debt For Consumers lawyers in other states throughout the country who are ready to help! Simply fill out the FREE* Case Review to the right or call 888 FDCPA LAW (888-332-7252) and let Kimmel & Silverman put you in touch with a member of our experienced national team or send you a free nationwide referral!

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A VICTIM ANY LONGER. You can stop debt collectors from calling you repeatedly at all hours and threatening you!

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*By Free, we mean the Firm represents consumers with rights under statutes that give a prevailing consumer his attorney fees paid by the defendant, and/or, on a contingency basis. Thus, Kimmel & Silverman’s clients are not charged attorney fees out of pocket for court representation. If a claim is unsuccessful, Kimmel & Silverman, P.C. receive no compensation. Clients may remain responsible for court costs if successful, which will be deducted from recovery.