Stop Debt Collector Harassment in Connecticut

Connecticut Debt Harassment Law

Connecticut state laws expand the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) by including protections against abusive behavior by not only third party debt collectors, but by the creditors as well. Citizens of Connecticut can use the FDCPA and their own state laws to put an end to illegal collection methods.

Connecticut and the FDCPA

The FDCPA was passed in 1978 to protect consumers nationwide from abuse and deception at the hands of debt collectors. The Act prohibits debt collectors from performing abusive and deceptive practices including:

• Contacting the debtor at unusual times or places, including early in the morning or late at night.
• Contacting debtors at work after they have told the debt collector their employer does not allow personal calls.
• Contacting debtors who have already expressed that they are being represented by an attorney.

Get FREE Legal Help in Connecticut

We pride ourselves on helping thousands of Connecticut consumers in ending debt collector abuse and phone calls using federal laws and regulations. If a debt collector uses any unfair practices during a collection attempt, they are violating Connecticut State law and federal legislation.

If you think you are the victim of debt harassment, contact us. We will fight to enforce the FDCPA, stop collection calls, and get you the compensated within your rights.