Stopping collection calls
Receiving collection calls at home can be annoying and distressing. Telephone calls from collection agencies made to your place of employment may not only be embarrassing, but could also have a negative impact on your job.
Where permitted by state law, Mark Silverthorn can provide you with practical non-legal advice about dealing with unwanted collection calls:
- By taking advantage of technology and different services available from your telephone company to avoid these calls
- By acting as your attorney-in-fact or your agent in connection with a particular debt.
Where Mark Silverthorn is providing practical non-legal advice to persons living outside New York state, no attorney-client relationship exists, no attorney-client privilege arises, but any information you provide will remain confidential in accordance with our Privacy policy.
If you are a resident of New York state Mark Silverthorn can help you stop unwanted collection calls:
- By utilizing provisions in the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) to stop debt collectors contacting you by telephone
- By informing you how to frustrate a collector who gets you or a family member on the phone
- By making life unpleasant for a debt collector if the calls do not stop.
You may want to call Mark Silverthorn and speak with him about how to handle unwanted collection calls.
This is not legal advice; your rights and obligations are determined by your own individual circumstances.











