Creditor Violations

Sometimes a creditor does not obey the automatic stay or discharge order and continues to harass our clients after their bankruptcy case is filed. If this happens, please contact our office immediately. The creditor may be in violation of various state and federal laws and you may have a cause of action to assert against said creditor. There is no time limit for these types of harassment actions as the legal effect of filing for bankruptcy protection is that your dischargeable debts are wiped away for life. Thus, if you receive bills or phone calls from a creditor that was included in your bankruptcy case months or years after your case is filed, that creditor may be in violation of the law. If this happens, please call our office immediately so that we may provide you with the legal assistance that you need. Our firm enjoys representing our clients in these types of harassment matters because we have the tools to stop creditors from acting illegally and we usually represent our clients in these type of matters on a contingency fee basis, meaning that we do not charge any additional fees upfront for our services.

Credit Reporting Violations after Discharge

Sometimes creditors do not accurately report your bankruptcy status to the credit reporting agencies. After your case is closed, you will likely wish to follow up on the reporting status of your debts on your credit report. If your debts are still being reported as delinquent and not as included in bankruptcy, you may have a cause of action to assert against the ill-reporting creditor as this creditor may be violating the law. If this happens, please call our office immediately so that we may provide you with the legal assistance that you need. Our firm enjoys representing our clients in these types of harassment matters because we have the tools to stop creditors from acting illegally and we usually represent our clients in these type of matters on a contingency fee basis, meaning that we do not charge any additional fees upfront for our services.

• Bankruptcy Questionnaire
• Creditor Violation Questionnaire
• Chapter 13 Plan Modification Questionnaire

Feel free to call for a free consultation with a foreclosure bankruptcy lawyer in Denver, Colorado. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. We offer services throughout the state of Colorado, including all Front Range and Western Slope cities such as Aurora, Arvada, Littleton, Thornton, Westminster, Brighton, Boulder, Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, Pueblo, Greeley, Windsor, Loveland, Longmont, Denver County, Arapahoe County, Adams County, Douglas County, Boulder County, Jefferson County, and El Paso County, CO.

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