Georgia Consumer Protection Attorneys
Debt collectors broke the law.We make them pay you.
If a debt collector is harassing you, if your phone won't stop ringing with robocalls, or if errors on your credit report are costing you — you have federal rights. We enforce them, and it usually costs you nothing.
In most cases, the law makes the debt collector pay our fees — not you.
What the law can require them to pay
Up to $1,000
FDCPA statutory damages
per lawsuit, plus actual damages
$500–$1,500
TCPA damages
per illegal call or text
Paid by them
Attorney's fees
when the law is on your side
These are amounts the statutes allow. They are not a promise or prediction about any specific case. Every case is different.
How we help Georgia consumers
For consumers, we focus on holding debt collectors, robocallers, and credit bureaus accountable.
Know Your Rights: Latest Articles
Plain-English guidance on debt collection, robocalls, and your credit rights.
Being Contacted by National Credit Systems? Know Your Rights
National Credit Systems, Inc. is an Atlanta-based collection agency that collects alleged rental debt from former tenants on behalf of landlords and property managers. In 2022 the CFPB issued NCS a Civil Investigative Demand and denied its petition to set it aside. The CFPB then asked a federal court in 2023 to enforce the demand. NCS draws a high volume of CFPB consumer complaints, mostly about disputed move-out charges, lease-break fees, and inaccurate credit and tenant-screening reports. Under the FDCPA, FCRA, and TCPA, consumers can demand written validation, dispute inaccurate reporting, stop unwanted contact, and sue for damages and attorney’s fees. If NCS contacts you, request itemized validation in writing and review your lease and move-out records before paying anything.
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Being Contacted by Kriya Capital, LLC? Know Your Rights
Kriya Capital, LLC appears in federal consumer complaint data as one of the more heavily complained-about debt collectors in the country — yet, unusually for a company at that complaint volume, it keeps a very low public profile. Here’s what to know if you’ve been contacted in its name.
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Being Contacted by I.C. System? Know Your Rights
I.C. System, Inc. is a large, Minnesota-based third-party debt collector that works primarily in healthcare and telecom collections — and one that has faced a federal class action over the clarity of its collection letters. Here’s what to know if it’s contacting you.
Read moreWhat happens after you reach out
1. You tell us what happened
Answer a few questions or send a short message. It takes minutes and it's completely confidential.
2. We review it for free
An attorney reviews your situation and we contact you — usually within one business day — to talk it through.
3. We take on the company, not you
If you have a case, we handle it. In most consumer-protection cases, the company pays our fees when we win.
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