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Recent Discharge Violation Case Settles for $15,000

A recent discharge violation case of mine has settled for $15,000.00


In this case a creditor continued to call and send bills to a family after they had filed for bankruptcy and after they had received their bankruptcy discharge.

 

The creditors continued debt collections efforts were harassing and unsettling to the debtors. In this case the debtors had several children, recently overcame mortgage problems, and loss of a job. The creditor’s illegal collections efforts denied the family their right to a fresh start and a chance to move on and rebuild their financial life.

 

The creditor and debtor agreed to settle this violation for $15,000.00 after a law suit had been filed in court.

 

If you have been the victim of a discharge violation you may be entitled to money damages.

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