Damages you recover when suing for FDCPA violations

We have covered how to stop annoying calls and set out the 'big' violations. In this video we cover what damages are recoverable if you sue for a fair debt collection practices act violation and win.

[@karltor-l1259]

Spin was the gold :)

[@MinNous]

carl king that was great personality, right

[@renalangstaff730]

I had a debt collector get a garnishment on my check without ever contacting me. They took this garnishment to my work signed by a judge. I was never served a summons and never knew it was going to court so I could respond. Is this a violation?

[@FinelyRevealed]

Please get legal assistance in your area to object to the garnishment and address the judgment. Act quickly.

[@CalmBe4TheStorm]

I have had a debt collector call me multiple times before the allowed time in the morning.
Another agency literally gave me/increased my stress to where now I have anxiety. Can I sue without a lawyer?

[@FinelyRevealed]

Yes individuals may sue on their own.

[@GordonGreenCincinnati]

What was that spin 🤓

[@7u868]

Thank you for the video. So the max is one year still or has it changed retroactively? If it has passed, is there anything that tolls that clock? Thank you

[@FinelyRevealed]

Happy to help. The year is still the rule.

[@daltonmcmaster3489]

Link down below?

[@FinelyRevealed]

Hi @Dalton- things are being updated.

[@Angel-xu8ii]

nice top

[@willielee9259]

Funny

[@YoshiXO]

The chair intro is unnecessary and annoying

[@FinelyRevealed]

Sorry about that- then you'll love the new videos coming!