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I got a letter from a lawfirm in utah Kendall Farr, for a Recovery debt collections. Wanted to proceed without formal litigation
Orem, UT
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Posted 2 months ago in Debt Collection
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The letter said he wants me to amicably resolve the amount but heard nothing from me, this is the first letter. He wants me to contact him so they can do this without formal litigation by one week or he will proceed with litigation. Then goes to say its from a debt collector and about the 30 days of the letter. What could should I do?
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Donald Edward Petersen
This attorney is licensed in Florida.
Posted 2 months ago.
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I recommend that you save the letter and the envelope it came in. Do not mark on it at all (if you haven't done so). Although you did not state whether the account was for consumer (rather than business) purposes, if it is a consumer account. You should consult with a UT attorney who routinely represents consumers in Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ("FDCPA") cases. A useful resource for locating attorneys who represent consumers and do not represent any businesses against consumers is www.NACA.net. If UT attys are listed on AVVO, you can use AVVO to select the most experienced attorney and begin your search there.
Good luck. I am not admitted in UT and nothing above is intended to establish an attorney-client relationship. Rather, this information is intended for educational purposes. |
