Credit Repair

The Fair Credit Reporting Act gives Americans the right to contact credit bureaus and dispute items on their credit reports that they feel are inaccurate, unverifiable, or misleading. If the bureaus cannot verify that the information on their report is correct, then those items must be deleted. Disputing items on your credit report can be a difficult process, as credit bureaus have spent years refining tactics meant to frustrate and confuse consumers, causing many to give up before they see results.

The Debt Doctors work with Lexington Law, a firm that has been defending credit rights since 1991. Lexington Law has the knowledge and experience needed to help you effectively fight the credit bureaus. From charge-offs to tax liens, Lexington Law has challenged virtually every credit problem under the sun-and deleted more than 600,000 items in the past year alone.

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Disclosure: The Debt Doctors has entered a limited arrangement with Lexington Law firm to provide credit repair services to those referred by The Debt Doctors in exchange for a small finders fee. The Debt Doctors are not affiliated with Lexington law Firm or any other entity.

How To Dispute A Credit-Reporting Error

An error on your credit report can cause problems when you attempt to get a loan, buy a home or car, or apply for a credit card. Companies called credit reporting agencies (CRAs) or credit bureaus compile and sell your credit report to businesses and lenders, and businesses then use this information to evaluate your applications for credit, insurance, and employment. Any wrong or misinformation about your financial history can then spread quickly.

If you suspect that your credit report is inaccurate, the attorneys at The Debt Doctors can help ensure that the reporting agencies not only correctly update your file information, but also send a notice of correction to anyone who received your report in the past six months. Schedule a free consultation by calling 1-877- Debt Dox and make sure your credit rating has a clean bill of health.