Does the FDCPA and the Texas Fair Debt Collection Practices Act apply to attorneys who are trying to collect a judgment in TX?
Asked in Plano, TX - about 1 year
Can i sue them for harassment? How do i get them to stop harassing or contacing me at work or at inconvenient times? They have won the judgment i told them i cant ay right now can i stop them or sue them for harassment? Cant i press charges here in Texas?
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https://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/debt_colle...
http://www.occc.state.tx.us/pages/consumer/educ...
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Remember, these acts apply only to those seeking to collect on consumer debts.
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