Attorney Helps Re-establish Credit After Bankruptcy

An Orlando attorney contacted me recently to discuss his law practice that focuses on resolving credit report issues and debt collection matters. I was happy to receive his call because many of my bankruptcy clients ask me for assistance dealing with collection agencies and repairing their credit score after they file bankruptcy. The attorney’s name is Walter Benenati, and he deals primarily in Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) litigation.

Mr. Beneati said the number of post bankruptcy discharge violations by credit reporting agencies are on the rise. He told me that debt collectors have become more brazen with their overzealous collection tactics as the economy deteriorates. He frequently hears from clients stories of debt collectors threatening consumers-calling them twenty times a day, etc. Mr. Benenati told me that even though the sheer number of debt collection lawsuits have obviously increased in light of the poor economy, debt collection lawyers have informed him it doesn’t mean they are collecting any more money. He says that the news of the recent bailout of Congress has empowered consumers to not be concerned with paying their credit cards on time anymore, if at all.

If you are having difficulty repairing credit after bankruptcy I suggest you try contacting Mr. Walter Benenati. www.orlandocreditlawyer.com

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