West Valley City Automatic Stay Lawyer
If you are tired of debt collectors calling and harassing you about a debt you owe, or if you fear picking up the mail and getting another collection letter threatening some type of legal action, we may have a solution for you. When you file for bankruptcy, a provision in the law called the automatic stay requires that all collection activity stop immediately upon the filing of your bankruptcy petition.
Once your bankruptcy petition is filed, a notice is sent out to all the creditors in the petition notifying them of your bankruptcy and the automatic stay. Once the creditor has been notified, all phone calls, letters, lawsuits, foreclosures and repossession actions must stop immediately. If any creditor attempts to collect a debt after you have filed for bankruptcy, refer them to your bankruptcy lawyer.
Protecting Your Rights Against Creditor Harassment
Creditors who continue to pursue collection activities after they have been notified of the automatic stay are in violation of a court order. At the Salt Lake City, Utah-based law office of Justin M. Myers, Attorney-at-Law, LLC, we work diligently to see that your rights are respected. We have helped many clients whose creditors failed to acknowledge debtor's rights under the automatic stay.
We are committed to helping our clients through the entire bankruptcy process and doing everything we can to ensure that everything goes smoothly. We will be there with you at every step, from the filing of your petition to the final discharge. We will be there for you at all times to address any questions or concerns including creditor harassment and any other issues that may arise.
Schedule Your Free Initial Consultation
Contact our office today to discuss the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and your creditor harassment questions. We are available during regular business hours and by appointment evenings and weekends. You can reach us by phone at 888-811-7784 or via e-mail.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
