560 - Do you know the laws concerning debt collection?

Have you ever been concerned about having to pay off a deceased family member's debt?

I have several friends who were approached by collection company's whose intention was to collect on debt from a family member who had recently passed away.

In one case, the person actually paid some of the debt. In the other, they got help from an attorney and learned they didn't have to pay it.

These situations crop up all the time and in different ways.

Debt collectors are not concerned about the law. They're concerned about collecting money and will go to great lengths to do so, aggressively and illegally.

Here is a testimonial from a satisfied customer who got help after her mother died.

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"I called my Provider Law Firm today to discuss my responsibilities to pay off my recently deceased mother's bills.

I hadn't even hung up from my initial call to the law firm before my phone was ringing - it was an estate attorney calling me back already!

He answered all my questions and took his time to explain all of what I needed to know.

THEN... not even 10 minutes later, another attorney called to address my concerns about a call I got this morning from a (very rude) bill collector regarding my mom's debt.

This second attorney not only gave me peace of mind regarding the issue at hand, but also let me know about my rights to recording a conversation if they call back again!

This plan truly offers such powerful value and it’s a bonus that it’s so affordable at less than a dollar a day." — M. Claire, TX

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Just because people are aggressive doesn't mean they are right.

It not only makes sense to have access to a law firm, it brings incredible peace of mind.

Whatever life throws at you, you have rights.

Since we can't know all the laws, doesn't it make sense to have access to people who do?

Do you know all the laws concerning debt collection?