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Maxfield, David

Dave Maxfield Attorney LLC

Maxfield, David, JD

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Phone: (803) 509-6800

Address: 5217 N Trenholm Rd, Columbia, SC 29206

Website: http://consumerlawsc.com

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Child Support
Except for child support, certain federally guaranteed loans, and some hospital or ambulance bills, South Carolina is one of a handful of states that allows no wage garnishment for consumer debts. That means that if a debt collector for a consumer debt or loan tells you that your wages will be garnished, the collector is not only lying, but likely violating state and federal law.

Theft
Embezzlement
We are experienced in litigating all of the above claims in federal and state courts in South Carolina. We represent both individuals and businesses that are victimized (including in cases of employee embezzlement).
Identity Theft
But what does it really mean to be a data breach victim? And what's the difference between that and being an Identity Theft victim? And most important, when should you call in a lawyer?

Bankruptcy
Because these calls are automatically dialed (sometimes at a rate of several per day) the total per call penalty can quickly run into tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. And these penalties are for placing the calls. If a creditor or collector speaks with consumer (or anyone in the household) and attempts to collect the debt, additional damages may be available under the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), or South Carolina Code Section 37-5-108. And, if you previously filed a bankruptcy and the calls relate to a discharged debt, you may have even more rights under federal bankruptcy law.
Foreclosure
Mortgage servicer abuse can happen in many ways. Misapplied payments or failure to apply payments to the right place. Charging unreasonable fees for allegedly late payments, supposedly necessary inspections, or unnecessary insurance. At its worst, mortgage servicing abuse can result in your being threatened or even sued wrongfully for foreclosure. And that can cost you everything.
Debt Collection
The NACA has put together this series of animated debt defense videos for consumers. Dealing with debt collectors Are you being illegally harassed? If you are having problems with debt collectors, watch this video to learn about your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and state laws. I received notice of a lawsuit; what should I do? If a debt collector files a lawsuit against you to collect a debt, discover what to do next. Defending yourself in a lawsuit If you want to learn how to represent yourself, hear about common defenses against debt collectors... Read More

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