Consumer Debt Violation Division
Been Harassed by a
Debt Collector? Know Your Rights.
If a debt collector, creditor, or credit bureau has violated your rights under federal or state consumer protection law, our team will review your case for free — and connect qualified claims with experienced consumer protection attorneys.
Why Choose Hill & Levy?
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Secure Online Intake
Submit your information and documents through a secure, confidential process.
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Nationwide Attorney Network
We connect qualified cases with experienced consumer protection attorneys across the country.
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Free Initial Case Review
No cost and no obligation to have your situation evaluated by our intake team.
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Experienced Consumer Focus
Dedicated exclusively to debt collection and credit reporting violation matters.
We Help With
Common Issues Our Network Handles
Debt collectors, creditors, and credit reporting agencies must follow federal and state consumer protection law. Here are the issues consumers bring to us most often.
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Debt Collection Harassment
Repeated or abusive calls, threats, and intimidation from a collector.
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Credit Report Errors
Inaccurate information reported to a credit bureau or an unresolved dispute.
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Identity Theft Issues
Debt or collection activity resulting from stolen personal information.
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False Debt Claims
Attempts to collect a debt you don't owe or misrepresent the amount owed.
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Debt Validation Problems
A collector that failed to validate a debt upon your written request.
How It Works
Five Simple Steps
From submission to representation, here's how our process works.
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Complete the Intake Form
Tell us what happened in a short, secure form.
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Upload Documents
Add any supporting letters, calls, or reports you have.
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We Review Your Submission
Our intake team screens for potential violations.
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Attorney Referral
Qualified matters may be referred to a participating attorney.
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Direct Contact
If accepted, the attorney contacts you about next steps.
Get Started
Ready to Find Out If You Have a Case?
It only takes a few minutes to submit your information for a free, no-obligation case review.