Stop Debt Collection Abuse!

Eliminate Creditor Harassment!

Locate Bankruptcy & Consumer Law Attorneys to Sue Abusive Debt Collectors!

We provide consumers with information on bankruptcy and debt collection laws including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), the Truth in Lending Act, and the Fair Credit Reporting Act. We also help consumer debtors locate FDCPA & bankruptcy attorneys in their states. See our directory for a complete listing of attorneys who practice consumer (FDCPA) and bankruptcy law.

Are you being abused by debt collectors or collection attorneys; are creditors calling you relentlessly at inconvenient times trying to collect your old debt; are bill collectors talking to other people about the debt you owe; are creditors threatening to sue you or your family members? Are you considering filing bankruptcy; or do you need help finding an attorney who can sue debt collectors in your state? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you should contact an attorney in your state.

we can help you!

To contact an attorney to put an end to the collection abuse, please refer to our attorney directory page where you can find or search for an attorney who practices consumer or bankruptcy law and is experienced with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

Help Manage My Debt is dedicated to helping improve the lives of consumer debtors who are being mistreated, harassed, and abused by debt collectors or collection attorneys. Debt collectors and collection attorneys violate state and federal laws, including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) every day. Their violations often go unpunished and unnoticed because most consumer debtors do not know the best way to contact a consumer law attorney who is experienced with the FDCPA and other consumer and bankruptcy laws.

We intend to help consumer debtors learn more about debt collection laws and eliminate debt collection abuse. We also intend to help create a direct link between consumers and attorneys who practice bankruptcy law and bring Fair debt collection practices act (FDCPA) lawsuits.

To see a listing of common FDCPA violations, please refer to our FDCPA violations, page or if you would like to learn how we suggest you stop debt collection harassment, please see our page on stopping debt collection abuse. If you would like to learn more about debt collection laws or if you would like to contact an FDCPA or bankruptcy attorney in your state, please refer to our attorney and Consumer services pages.