Massachusetts Bankruptcy Attorney
|
Free Credit Repair After Bankruptcy for Clients
After your bankruptcy case, some creditors will nonetheless continue to report
to the credit reporting agencies that you owe a debt. After you receive a bankruptcy discharge, however,
you no longer owe discharged debts. Reporting inaccuracies like this can
harm your credit and prevent you from building up your credit score after
bankruptcy.
When a client receives a bankruptcy discharge, we ask them
whether they are interested in obtaining copies of their credit reports and
taking the steps necessary to ensure maximum accuracy. If a client chooses to
proceed, we provide the client with the information they need to dispute any
inaccuracies due to the bankruptcy. If
the inaccuracies are not corrected because the credit reporting agencies or your former creditors do
not handle your dispute in the right way, we will discuss with the client the possibility of filing suit under the Fair
Credit Reporting Act. After a successful settlement or verdict under this law,
you would usually receive money damages and have the incorrect item removed from your report.
The attorney's fees in a successful settlement or verdict are paid for by the defendants.
| |
|
© 2002-2008, Law Office of Nicholas F. Ortiz, P.C. As defined by federal law, the Law Office of Nicholas F. Ortiz, P.C. is a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Any information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice or a complete explanation of any topic. Any person making an inquiry to the Law Office of Nicholas F. Ortiz, P.C. through this web site is advised that no attorney-client relationship will be formed without a signed written agreement.
| ||
Experienced and Effective Consumer and Business
Bankruptcy
Representation
