Collection Agency
A Collection Agency is a business involved in the collection of debt from individuals or businesses. Sometimes, a collection agency employs lawyers to work on collection accounts. A collection agency must now abide by federal legislation called the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act as they work to collect debt from people or businesses. This law regulates the tactics a collection agency can use in debt collection. If you need to collect an unpaid debt, it may be a good idea to contract with a law firm that specializes in debt collection, as they will surely abide by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. This is important because a collection agency violating this law can be fined in excess of the total amount of the debt they are attempting to collect for each instance of a violation of the law.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I receive Notice Before My Car is Repossessed?
Most states require that your creditor provide you with notice before your car is repossessed. While the exact requirements of the notice differ from state to state, most states require … more

