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Be sure to include all credit cards and unsecured debt. Do not include IRS debt, student loans, car loans or home mortgages.

Debt Settlement which is also known as debt negotiation, is when our attorneys negotiate a settlement on your debts on behalf of you as our client. Most of the time GoDebtRelief.com can greatly reduce the monthly payments of our Pennsylvania clients, and can typically settle our Pennsylvania clients debt for between 40 and 50% of what they owe. The amount of money you will save with our debt settlement program is amazing. Debt settlement is the quickest and cheapest debt relief, debt reduction or debt help available to everyone throughout Pennsylvania.

If you have had enough with your credit cards, medical bills, or collection accounts, Call to speak with one of our representatives:
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Important Pennsylvania Debt Settlement and Debt Consolidation Laws.
(Note: This is only to be used as an informational debt resource for residence of Pennsylvania and should not be considered and does not constitute legal advice. If you are looking for legal advice contact a licensed attorney in Pennsylvania)
Pennsylvania (PA) works in accordance with the federal laws in dealing with collection agencies and or law firms that collect debts. These laws are known as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)

The original creditor or creditor collecting own debt must comply with all the provisions of the FDCPA, except those provisions dealing with required disclosures. (For example, the original creditor does not have to verify the debt's validity).

Maximum Interest Rate a Collection Agency Can Charge in Pennsylvania is 6%

Pennsylvania Wage Protection has 100% protection

Statue of Limitations.
The Statute of limitations is the amount of time by law for a set period of time after a certain event, that legal proceedings can happen based on that event can be initiated. With debt, the statues of limitation apply to the time period after you have become past due on your payments. In other words. You are not considered delinquent based on your last payment, but rather the day that you went past due.

Oral Agreements are 4 years
Written Contracts are 4 years
Promissory Notes are 4 years
Open Accounts (credit cards) are 6 years

Bankruptcy Courts

Robert N.C. Nix, Sr. Federal Courthouse
900 Market Street, Suite 400
Philadelphia, PA 19107

The Madison Building
400 Washington Street
Reading, PA 19601

U.S. Bankruptcy Court
5414 U.S. Steel Tower
600 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
U.S. Courthouse
Room B160
17 South Park Row
Erie, PA 16501

U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Penn Traffic Building
Johnstown, PA 15901

When dealing your old debt, it's vital to know your limits. It could be the difference between thousands of dollars in old debt or hundreds.

Once a debt passes beyond the statute of limitation in your state, a debt collection agency no longer has the right to sue you for payment.

Any debt collection agency who threatens to sue you over a debt that is beyond the statute of limitation in your state is in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

If you need help with a delinquent debt, visit the Web site of the National Association of Consumer Advocates or call us toll free 1-866-910-8091.
Contact your PA. state attorney general,

	Tom Corbett (R)	(717) 787-3391
1600 Strawberry Square, Harrisburg, PA 17120 http://www.attorneygeneral.gov

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