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Established in 2017, L Villegas Law maintains the highest and strictest standards when it comes to our clients and the law.
We have a solid reputation for being responsive, dedicated, and thorough, which stems from an unyielding work ethic and thirst for knowledge.
The more we know, the better an asset we are to you.
It is not a stretch to say we live and breathe the law.
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L Villegas Law is dedicated to upholding the law and defending your rights.
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If a dispute should occur, you don't want to go it alone!
SCOTUS weighs in on what it means to be a "Debt Collector" under the FDCPA when it comes to foreclosures.
The high court held that a business engaged in no more than non-judicial foreclosure proceedings is not a "debt collector" under the act.
This means that the business whose principal purpose is the enforcement of security interests, such as mortgages, is not within the scope of the act's definition of "Debt Collector" subject to the majority of prohibitions of the fdcpa.
While this opinion does not give blanket immunity from the act, SCOTUS made clear that the pursuit of a judicial foreclosure does not make a company a debt collector, and most of the act does not apply.
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