Debt Reduction
You can obtain risk-free professional debt reduction and settlement of your credit card and other unsecured debts by an experienced licensed attorney who is licensed and practicing law in your state.
Your attorney will make every effort to settle your outstanding obligations for considerably less than your outstanding balance. Your monthly payments will be much less than what you are presently paying on your accounts. You can be debt free in less time and at less cost than you might think possible.
Your attorney will negotiate with your creditors to settle your accounts for the least amount possible. Settlements ranging from 55% down to 18% of the outstanding balances have been obtained. Moreover, installment repayment plans extended over many months have been negotiated. In some instances credit card companies have agreed to forgive all accrued and accruing interest and fees.
Unlike some debt settlement companies, who in an effort to gain “legitimacy”, have advertised that their debt settlement process is “Attorney Based” or “Attorney Assisted” you can be assured that your accounts will be handled and negotiated by a licensed attorney and no one else. Your attorney will give legal advice, keep you informed, answer your questions, and address any comments you may have.
Your attorney will stand between you and your creditors, bill collectors, and debt collection attorneys.
Rather than sending your debt settlement funds to be kept by someone else in a “trust account” controlled by a person other than you, you will deposit and maintain all of your settlement funds in your own dedicated bank account that is exclusively held and controlled by you. You will never have to be concerned about the safety and integrity of your money. The amount of your monthly deposits will be determined by you and your attorney. It will be an amount you can afford.
You will find that the attorney fee you will pay is very reasonable. You will pay only the attorney fee amount you and your attorney agree you pay and nothing more.
There will be no retainer fee, no up-front fee, no maintenance fee, nor other hidden or undisclosed fees. Typically, your attorney fee can be paid by monthly payments extending over a period of 24 to 36 months. Payment terms along with the amount of the attorney fee will to be negotiated with your attorney.
Our clients include students, construction workers and other laborers, computer consultants, teachers, administrators, university professors, medical personnel and even attorneys, to name a few.
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