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: Alabama Consumer BlogTwo Ways Creditors And Debt Collectors Violate The Discharge Order After Bankruptcy
By M. Stan Herring
Our friend Jay Fleischman earlier this month pointed out two ways creditors and debt collectors violate the discharge order. As you may know, the discharge order prevents anyone from trying to collect debts that have been discharged.
Jay points out that collectors and creditors will either directly contact you to collect the debt or leave false information on your credit reports.
Both of these are illegal. If you are facing this type of misconduct in Alabama, please feel free to contact us.
Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on November 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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