Jeffrey Scott Hyslip

Jeffrey Scott Hyslip's Answers (406)

Algonquin, IL

Debt collection Lawyer at Algonquin, IL

Practice Areas: Debt Collection, Consumer Protection ... +3 more

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Is a debt collector prohibited from selling a debt to another collector

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on March 25, 2009

If a debt collector does start calling third parties - e.g. friends and family members, employees, co-workers, etc. make sure these people take...

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Can a bill collector call and harass you at work if you tell him not to?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on February 16, 2009

The FDCPA prohibits debt collectors from contacting you at any inconvenient time or place. Additionally, it prohibits debt collectors from...

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What can a collection agency do to cover the medical bill ? How can they get my social if I have not provided to the hospital?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on February 16, 2009

Although its possible that the collection agency will not sue you over such a small debt, its possible that they will. As such, I would try...

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How can I get a billing agency to stop calling me? They have the wrong person and think I am not paying my credit card bill.

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on February 16, 2009

I would try to take care of the situation as soon as possible. Hire a lawyer that will represent you on a contingency fee against the debt...

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What can I do legally to stop bill collectors from calling me for a debt collection for someone I do not even know?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on February 16, 2009

Greetings, I am sorry to hear about your situation. I would google FDCPA or "bill collector harassment" and find an attorney in Texas that...

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I am erroneously being called by a debt collection agency. Can I sue them?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on February 16, 2009

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits debt collectors from contacting third parties to collect a debt unless they are attempting to...

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