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Not Paying a Payday Loan is NOT Criminal

Taking out a Payday Loan is a simple affair. You tell them how much you want, and they pretend that you have money in your bank account, because you have a Job.

Then, payday comes and you have other bills to pay, so you don’t pay them. First you get a polite call, then they get more aggressive, until finally, they threaten JAIL.
Should you be worried? Not even a little but. It is illegal in most states to write a check knowing that you do not have sufficient funds, with fraudulent intent. (For example: Virginia Code and Californian Penal Code.

But a Payday loan is different. You know there is no money there. They know there is no money there. If everyone knows there is no money, there can be no fraudulent intent.

Payday Loan Collectors Are Subject To The Same Rules As Other Collectors

Payday loan collectors are collecting a loan that was made for you to buy groceries, or gas, or pay the electric bill. A loan for personal expenses. A loan for family use. A loan for household expenses. That makes this a loan that is subject to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. And the collectors have to play by the rules. Not that they will, but they have to not be abusive or harassing, not say things that are false or misleading, and not say anything that is unfair or deceptive. You have certain rights when dealing with them, primarily to be treated with some respect.

You can even Make Them Stop.

Payday Loans Are Includable In Bankruptcy

Sometimes even good people need to file for bankruptcy. And some even have Payday loans.
Some payday lenders try to put in their contract that you will not include them in your Bankruptcy.
Some payday lenders tell you that you cannot Bankrupt that debt.
Some payday lenders just ignore the law, and tell you that they can collect anyway.
They are all wrong.

The US Constitution has a provision in it that CONGRESS has the exclusive right to set the rules of Bankruptcy. That means that you have a Constitutional right to file for Bankruptcy, and you cannot contract that right away.

The Bankruptcy code has a section on what is not dischargeable in a Bankruptcy. A check is not one of the things in that list.

The Bankruptcy code has a section on what is not stopped by the filing of the Bankruptcy. A check is not on that list.

Criminal “Bad Check” Is Different From A Payday Loan

As I mentioned above, most states have a criminal bad check law. Virginia, California, even Federal Law .

All of them have an important element. Intent.

When you write a check at the grocery store, there is a presumption in most states that if the check does not clear, that you had the intent to pass a bad check, to obtain money, or products or services intending not to pay for them.

This is not the same as a payday loan. A payday loan is based on the idea that you HOPE that money will be in the bank when the loan comes due. Isn’t that the same as any other loan? If you had the money, you wouldn’t have needed to borrow money, you would have paid cash. (Note: paying cash is always a better choice than a loan. It just may not be practical.) When you borrow money for a car loan, you hope that you will have the money to make the car payments. When you borrow money for a credit card, you hope that you will have the money for the minimum payments, or maybe, a little bit more. When you get a payday loan, you hope that you will have enough money to pay the payday loan back.

In each of these cases, everyone knows that you don’t have the money today. Even with the payday loan.

Now there is one exception to this, that is the one thing to worry about. An account that was closed before you took out the payday loan. If the account is closed, it is a different situation. You gave them false information so they would loan you the money. But the only time this exception applies is to accounts that were closed before the loan. If it was closed after, or if it just didn’t have enough money, then there can be no crime.

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.
YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

OUR FEES: Our fees are controlled by the local rules and your situation. They may vary from “free” or probono representation to a flat fee to an hourly fee, depending on your situation.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.
You can call us: 804.303.0204
You can fax us: 804.303.0209
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Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.
5310 Markel Rd.
Suite 102
Richmond, VA 23230

13 COLLECTION MYTHS BUSTED

Many people believe the common myths of collections. Most of them are myths that are as effective as an ostrich sticking its head in the sand.  Don’t be an ostrich.

• 1.     If I make a payment they will leave me alone.

FALSE.  Usually, if you make a payment, it means that they know that you have some money, and will pay more.  They will bother you more, not less.

• 2.     If I make any payment at all, they cannot sue me.

FALSE.  In fact, making a payment may restart an expired statute of limitations. You may make it so that if they could not sue before, they can sue now.

• 3.     If I settle, it will improve my credit rating.

FALSE. If you make a payment, it may decrease your score, because there is now recent activity on a negative account.  Eventually, the score may go back up, but for the short term, the score will be lower.

• 4.     All debt collectors sue.

FALSE.  Most debt collectors do not sue. Check to see if the debt collectors are located in your state of residence (we are talking about Virginia here), and if they are licensed as a lawyer there. If they are not licensed in your state, then they cannot sue, they cannot get a judgment, and they cannot attach your wages or bank account.

• 5.     If I get sued, I can lose my house or my car.

USUALY FALSE. There are circumstances where people can lose their house or car, but those are relatively rare. Cars have an automatic exemption in Virginia for $6,000.  Houses do not have an automatic exemption, but most homes do not have enough equity in them to be at risk.

• 6.     If I get sued, my spouse’s wages can be garnished.

FALSE.  Only you are responsible for the debts that you owe.  Virginia is not a community property state, so spouses are only responsible for the debts that they sign for, or are for medically necessary expenses.

• 7.     If I get sued, my spouse will be liable for my debts.

FALSE.  Only you are responsible for the debts that you owe.  Virginia is not a community property state, so spouses are only responsible for the debts that they sign for, or are for medically necessary expenses.

• 8.     If I get sued and don’t go to court, they can’t get a judgment.

FALSE. You only are entitled to get notice and have a fair hearing.  If you do not show up, then it is your problem.

• 9.     If I move and don’t tell them, they can’t sue me.

FALSE.  A creditor can sue and get a judgment based on service at an address you used to live at, if you do not keep them in the loop about where you live.

• 10.If they get a judgment, my entire wages can be attached.

FALSE.  Under Federal law, your wages can only have 25% taken, except for certain debts, like taxes and child support.

• 11.If they get a judgment, they can take my social security money.

FALSE. Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income cannot be taken, even if it is in your Bank account. In fact, the Federal Regulations have been recently changed, and the bank must protect, automatically, 2 months of SSD or SSI benefits.

• 12.If I don’t pay, they can put me in jail.

FALSE. Almost all debts, including credit cards and payday loans, are civil matters, for which the failure to pay is not criminal. It is not fraud to fail to pay almost any debt.  Of course, there are exceptions, for example, child support and taxes can put you in jail, and a payday loan taken on an account that was closed when you took out the loan.

• 13.If my car is repossessed, I don’t owe any more money.

FALSE.  Under the laws of most states, you owe the difference between the balance of what was owed and the amount they got when they sold the car.  Of course, there are some exceptions, and time limits.

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES. 

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR FEES: Our fees are controlled by the local rules and your situation.  They may vary from “free” or probono representation to a flat fee to an hourly fee, depending on your situation.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.

You can call us: 804.303.0204
You can fax us: 804.303.0209
You can contact us by US MAIL:
Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.
5310 Markel Rd.
Suite 102
Richmond, VA 23230

Debt collectors sometimes make mistakes. They contact people who don’t owe the money.  Not that no one owes the money, but the person they are contacting does not owe the money.  They are just simply calling the wrong person.

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act has some things to say about this.  First- tell the collector that you are not the person they are looking for. Give them the information so they can see it is true.  Make them give you the last 4 digits of the person’s social security number, then give them the last 4 of yours.  Why do you wait for them to give you the last 4? That ensures that they do not go about changing the system first.  The last thing you need is them to make it look like you, as an “update”.  You should be tracking the calls on your call log.

Once they know it is not yours, they should not be calling back. You can double check this, by sending the collector a letter, by certified mail, return receipt requested, in which they are instructed to cease communications with you.  This letter is commonly called (incorrectly) a “cease and desist letter.”  Right thought, wrong words.  A sample letter can be found here.  Make sure you track all the calls on your call log.

Once they are notified not to call you again, they are permitted no further contact.  If they do contact you, you should immediately contact a lawyer to assist you.

If you have been impacted by anything we mentioned here, you can make an appointment to see us.

NO FEE IN YOUR FDCPA CASE UNLESS WE RECOVER!!

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR LEGAL FEES:

The rights afforded to you, as a consumer, under the FCRA and the FDCPA means that a corporation or party who has violated your rights may ultimately be made to pay for statutory damages, actual damages, and your legal fees. Therefore, if we agree to represent you in any case, you won’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we are successful and we recover on your behalf. We are here to serve and have assisted many consumers TO enforce their legal rights. Let us try and see if we can help you too. That means you pay no fee in your case unless we recover.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.
You can call us: 804.303.0204
You can fax us: 804.303.0209
You can contact us by US MAIL:
Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.
5310 Markel Rd.
Suite 102
Richmond, VA 23230

The automatic stay is a powerful remedy that comes into effect as soon as your bankruptcy case is filed, but the stay doesn’t last forever. You need to realize that this shield against creditor action is not perfect, and will not work in your favor until the end of the world.

The automatic stay remains in effect until a creditor gets an order from the judge in your bankruptcy case to lift the stay. In addition, remember that there are limitations to when the automatic stay may come into effect for only a limited amount of time – or sometimes, not at all. If you had a prior bankruptcy case in the past year and that case was dismissed, then the automatic stay exists for only 30 days (unless you or your lawyer gets a court order extending the automatic stay). And if you had two or more prior bankruptcy cases in the last year that were dismissed then the automatic stay does not take effect at all.

The automatic stay does not protect you from all collections efforts, only the most common ones, like lawsuits, letters and phone calls. It does not stop a criminal proceeding, child support from being determined, or from taxes being assessed or offset.

Finally, the automatic stay ends the minute your bankruptcy case ends- either in a Discharge or in a Dismissal.

As always, rules have exceptions and limitations. Tread carefully when relying on the automatic stay; if you don’t then you may think you’re protected when you are not.

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

OUR FEES: Our fees are controlled by the local rules and your situation.  They may vary from “free” or probono representation to a flat fee to an hourly fee, depending on your situation.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.
You can call us: 804.303.0204
You can fax us: 804.303.0209
You can contact us by US MAIL:
Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.
5310 Markel Rd. Suite 102
Richmond, VA 23230

Last time I talked about how to deal with collectors, and I mentioned an order of payment. Here is why the order is important.  The order, from last time, is: 1- Food, 2- car and house payment, 3- Utilities, 4- Current bills, and 5- Luxury expenses.

The food always comes first in the order of payment.  If there is no food, the reason for a house, a car, utilities, credit card payment, etc is pointless.

The house and car payments come next.  It is much easier for a lawyer to fix the problem of unsecured debt (debt where there is no right to repossess a thing), than a secured debt.  Your secured creditors are hard to solve, often requiring that you make deals to pay them much more than you ordinarily would.  Unsecured creditors will often settle for pennies on the dollar, over long periods of time, because payments to them are so much more tenuous.  You can have defenses, or file Bankruptcy, or just not pay, and there is often very little they can do.

The utilities and taxes come next.  The utilities will cut you off, and the tax man will come get things, but neither of those things happens quickly.

Then comes the unsecured bills- the medical bills, the credit cards, etc.  When they get paid it will be good enough.

Lastly comes the luxury expenses- vacation, jewelry, etc.  If you are able to pay all of your other bills, then there may be money left in your budget for luxury goods and services.  They are not things that you need, but might want.  Instead of a vacation, try a stay-cation.  You get the time off, but not the expense of travel.  Instead of expensive jewelry, try costume jewelry.  You get some of the look, but not the expense.

Consult a lawyer and maybe a financial planner.  You need to know your rights, and how to get out of this mess.  Above all, don’t play ostrich. Sticking your head in the sand and saying “I can’t see you” will not make the problem go away.

If you have been impacted by anything we mentioned here, please make an appointment to see us.

NO FEE IN YOUR FDCPA CASE UNLESS WE RECOVER!!

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR LEGAL FEES:

The rights afforded to you, as a consumer, under the FCRA and the FDCPA means that a corporation or party who has violated your rights may ultimately be made to pay for statutory damages, actual damages, and your legal fees. Therefore, if we agree to represent you in any case, you won’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we are successful and we recover on your behalf. We are here to serve and have assisted many consumers TO enforce their legal rights. Let us try and see if we can help you too. That means you pay no fee in your case unless we recover.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.
You can call us: 804.303.0204
You can fax us: 804.303.0209
You can contact us by US MAIL:
Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.
5310 Markel Rd.
Suite 102
Richmond, VA 23230

What is the Automatic Stay of Bankruptcy and How Does it Help Me?
Filing for bankruptcy – any kind of bankruptcy whatsoever- immediately triggers an injunction against the continuance of any action by any creditor against you or your property; this is called the automatic stay, and it is a critical element of your bankruptcy case. If you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, that injunction extends to anyone else who is obligated to repay your debts- co-signers and co-debtors.

The automatic stay gives you protection from your creditors during the bankruptcy case. In order for a creditor to continue to take action against you, that creditor must obtain court approval first.

There are, however, limits on how long the automatic stay lasts. For example:

1. If you had a prior bankruptcy case pending in the last year which was dismissed then the automatic stay lasts for only the first
   thirty (30) days after your case is filed unless you or your lawyer gets a court order extending the automatic stay;
2. If you had two or more prior bankruptcy cases pending in the last year which was dismissed then the automatic stay does not take
   effect at all unless you or your lawyer gets a court order allowing the automatic stay.
3. The automatic stay does not apply at all to child support determinations (determining IF you owe child support or if so, how
   much).
4. The automatic stay has no effect on criminal matters at all.  Most criminal courts will allow you to pay fines or restitution through your Bankruptcy, but they are not required to do so.

Remember that even debts that are not Discharged from Bankruptcy are prevented from taking actions to collect on the debt while your Bankruptcy is open, so it can be very powerful.

It is also important to remember that the Automatic Stay only applies to debts that you incurred before the date your Bankruptcy was filed.  Debts that come after are not affected.

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR FEES: Our fees are controlled by the local rules and your situation.  They may vary from “free” or probono representation to a flat fee to an hourly fee, depending on your situation.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.

You can call us: 804.303.0204

You can fax us: 804.303.0209

You can contact us by US MAIL:

Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.

5310 Markel Rd.

Suite 102

Richmond, VA 23230

It is legal to record phone calls, but we advise that you do not, and we suggest that this article is a good starting point on why not.

A summary of Herring and Watts article is that in some states where collectors operate, it is illegal to record without the consent of all parties, and it is not strictly necessary- your testimony is admissible.

Virginia law is that any party to a conversation may record.  VA Code §19.2-62.

Federal law is that any party to a conversation may record.  18 U.S.C. §2511.

There are 10 states that require that all parties to a conversation must consent, or the recording is criminal.  California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington each require the consent of all parties to record.  The balance allow anyone who is a party to the conversation to record.

In ALL states and by Federal law, recording a conversation that you are not a party to (eg: recording your next door neighbor’s conversation) is criminal.  There are exceptions in criminal justice, when the government obtains a warrant for a wiretap, but generally, it is illegal.

It is often very difficult to determine what state the collector is located.  Further, even if you are located in a 1 party state, and they are located in a 2 party state, the question then becomes what law applies.

As a result, we agree with Herring and Watts, and say that even though it is legal, we advise that you should not record your conversations. In the event that you do record, we advise that you disclose that you are recording, and tell the collector that by staying on the phone that they are consenting to being recorded.

Your notes of a call are perfectly good records of what happened.  Here is a link to a form for tracking calls, and making notes of what happened.

Also, you can have other people listen to your side of the conversation, or even participate in the conversation.

If you have been impacted by anything we mentioned here, you can make an appointment to see us.

NO FEE IN YOUR FDCPA CASE UNLESS WE RECOVER!!

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR LEGAL FEES:

The rights afforded to you, as a consumer, under the FCRA and the FDCPA means that a corporation or party who has violated your rights may ultimately be made to pay for statutory damages, actual damages, and your legal fees. Therefore, if we agree to represent you in any case, you won’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we are successful and we recover on your behalf. We are here to serve and have assisted many consumers TO enforce their legal rights. Let us try and see if we can help you too. That means you pay no fee in your case unless we recover.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.

You can call us: 804.303.0204

You can fax us: 804.303.0209

You can contact us by US MAIL:

Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.

5310 Markel Rd.

Suite 102

Richmond, VA 23230

The Virginia Payday Lender Act (VPLA), §6.2-1800 et seq., is a statute created to regulate the way payday lenders in the Commonwealth do business, and to protect consumers from unfair practices.

The VPLA governs the conduct of payday lenders. The law defines a “payday loan,” and then regulates the behavior of persons who “engage in the business of making payday loans.” A payday loan, then, is defined as a “small, short-maturity loan on the security of” a check, a bank account, or your income.

Businesses that make payday loans are required by the VPLA to register with the State Corporation Commission. Under the statute, this also includes payday lenders on the internet doing business in Virginia. Payday lenders are also required under the Act to follow rules regarding the loans that they make to consumers.

First, the VLPA set limits on the interest rates that a payday lender can charge. (These interest rates can vary depending on other statutes, though; for example, interest rates for active duty military personnel are different).  It also limits the fees that they can build into the agreement. Also, consumers have the RIGHT to start making payments (with a minimum of $5) before the date the loan is due without penalty.

Furthermore, there are additional rules regarding how the payday lenders can treat a consumer when they’re collecting on the loan. Like the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the VPLA prohibits harassment or abuse, false or misleading statements, and unfair collection practices.

If a payday lender violates any of the rules outlined above, the consumer is entitled to bring suit in Virginia state court. The law entitles a consumer to actual damages, statutory damages, attorneys’ fees, and court costs. In addition, any written agreement terms that violate the VPLA are unenforceable against the consumer.

Don’t let payday lenders take advantage of you. You have RIGHTS and you should exercise them. At Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, we want to be your advocate. We will stand up to the lenders on your behalf to make sure that your rights aren’t violated, and that you get compensated when they go too far.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR LEGAL FEES:

The rights afforded to you, as a consumer, under the VPLA and the VCPA means that a corporation or party who has violated your rights may ultimately be made to pay for statutory damages, actual damages, and your legal fees. Therefore, if we agree to represent you in any case, you won’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we are successful and we recover on your behalf. We are here to serve and have assisted many consumers TO enforce their legal rights. Let us try and see if we can help you too. That means you pay no fee in your case unless we recover.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.

Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.
5310 Markel Rd. Suite 102
Richmond, VA 23230
804-303-0204
804-303-0209 (fax)

A friend of mine worked very hard to talk about the problem of debt collectors, credit reports and debt collectors.

If you have be the victim of a debt collector who has lied to you and told you that paying an old debt would improve your credit, or that they could remove the negative information, please contact us.

NO FEE IN YOUR FDCPA OR FCRA CASE UNLESS WE RECOVER!!

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR LEGAL FEES:

The rights afforded to you, as a consumer, under the FCRA and the FDCPA means that a corporation or party who has violated your rights may ultimately be made to pay for statutory damages, actual damages, and your legal fees. Therefore, if we agree to represent you in any case, you won’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we are successful and we recover on your behalf. We are here to serve and have assisted many consumers TO enforce their legal rights. Let us try and see if we can help you too. That means you pay no fee in your case unless we recover.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.

You can call us: 804.673.4358

You can fax us: 804.673.4350

You can contact us by US MAIL:

Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.

1650 Willow Lawn Drive

Suite 300

Richmond, VA 23230

How can you make a debt collector cease communications under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act?

As usual, we start with the text of the statute.

15 USC §1692c(c) Ceasing communication

If a consumer notifies a debt collector in writing that the consumer refuses to pay a debt or that the consumer wishes the debt collector to cease further communication with the consumer, the debt collector shall not communicate further with the consumer with respect to such debt, except—

(1) to advise the consumer that the debt collector’s further efforts are being terminated;

(2) to notify the consumer that the debt collector or creditor may invoke specified remedies which are ordinarily invoked by such debt collector or creditor; or

(3) where applicable, to notify the consumer that the debt collector or creditor intends to invoke a specified remedy.

If such notice from the consumer is made by mail, notification shall be complete upon receipt.

This means that, under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, if you inform a debt collector that you wish for them to stop collecting from you, they are required to do so.  They are then prohibited, by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, from MOST other contact.  They can let you know that they are complying with your requests.  They can let you know that they may do certain things that are legal,  that are collection efforts- repossession, foreclosure, lawsuit.  And they can take those actions.

For most collectors, there is very little that they can do in response that complies with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, but one must be wary of collections agencies that are lawyers.  Once should be particularly aware of those firms that regularly sue in the local courts where you are located.  Those collectors, one should think carefully before deciding that you wish to tell them to cease collections efforts, as they may decide that they wish to sue to collect.

Because of this distinction, it is very important to contact a consumer protection lawyer, who is familiar with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, in your community before taking this kind of action.  If you are in Virginia, we are glad to assist you.  If you are not in Virginia, please visit the National Association of Consumer Advocates Find An Attorney webpage.

If you have been impacted by anything we mentioned here, you can make an appointment to see us.

NO FEE IN YOUR FDCPA CASE UNLESS WE RECOVER!!

KCLS LIMITS THE GEOGRAPHY IN WHICH WE TAKE CASES.

YOU MUST BE A VIRGINIA RESIDENT.

If you are not a Virginia Resident, click here to find a lawyer near you.

OUR LEGAL FEES:

The rights afforded to you, as a consumer, under the FCRA and the FDCPA means that a corporation or party who has violated your rights may ultimately be made to pay for statutory damages, actual damages, and your legal fees. Therefore, if we agree to represent you in any case, you won’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we are successful and we recover on your behalf. We are here to serve and have assisted many consumers TO enforce their legal rights. Let us try and see if we can help you too. That means you pay no fee in your case unless we recover.

Contact us by e-mail or by telephone or fax or US Mail.

You can call us: 804.673.4358

You can fax us: 804.673.4350

You can contact us by US MAIL:

Krumbein Consumer Legal Services, Inc.

1650 Willow Lawn Drive

Suite 300

Richmond, VA 23230