Stopping Collection Calls – Debt Relief & More

OCR Legal, PLLC defends Texas consumers against debt collection lawsuits and harassment in Collin, Denton, Dallas, Tarrant (Fort Worth), Smith (Tyler), and Harris (Houston) counties. Attorney Omar Colón responds to collection lawsuits, negotiates settlements, and enforces consumer protections under the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and Texas Finance Code Chapter 392.

OCR Legal represents clients throughout six Texas counties: Collin County (McKinney, Frisco, Plano, Allen), Denton County (Denton, Lewisville, Frisco), Dallas County (Dallas, Irving, Garland), Tarrant County (Fort Worth, Arlington), Smith County (Tyler), and Harris County (Houston, Pasadena, Baytown).

While bankruptcy may have a negative reputation, it is often the best option for individuals burdened with debt who want to halt collection calls and letters. It is the only legal way to become debt-free and provides a fresh start for those who need it most. Omar Colón, PLLC can help you navigate bankruptcy and protect your assets, including your home and vehicles.

Omar Colón understands the importance of halting collection calls and letters, so the firm is dedicated to providing personalized and reliable services to help you become debt-free. Don't let the stress and anxiety of debt collection consume you - contact Omar Colón today to explore your options and take the first step toward financial freedom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a debt collector call me at work in Texas?

Generally no, once you tell them in writing to stop; the FDCPA and Texas Finance Code §392.302 both restrict repeated, harassing, or workplace calls.

What should I do if served with a debt collection lawsuit?

Respond by the deadline on the citation — ignoring it leads to a default judgment that can trigger wage garnishment or a bank levy.

Can OCR Legal stop collection calls immediately?

In many cases yes — sending a formal notice of representation puts collectors on notice that you’re represented, which under the FDCPA requires them to contact the attorney directly.

Do debt buyers have to prove they own my debt?

Yes. Debt buyers must prove a valid chain of ownership and the amount owed; many collection suits are won or reduced on this exact proof gap.

What Texas counties does OCR Legal defend collection lawsuits in?

Collin, Denton, Dallas, Tarrant, Smith, and Harris County — mainly in Justice of the Peace and County courts where most consumer debt claims are filed.

Debt Relief Services

As a debt relief agency, Omar Colón provides a range of services to assist clients in managing their debt. This includes Chapters 7 & 13, counseling and representation, which can help you explore options and determine the best course of action for your unique situation. If you're struggling with debt collection, we can help you settle your case and negotiate affordable payments or a lump sum.

IF YOU'RE STRUGGLING WITH DEBT, DON'T WAIT TO SEEK HELP. CONTACT OMAR COLÓN TODAY TO SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION AND TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD FINANCIAL FREEDOM. WITH THE FIRM'S HELP, YOU CAN BECOME DEBT-FREE AND START LIVING THE LIFE YOU DESERVE.

CALL 469-389-8877.

Education

PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY  Juris Doctor, 2004

PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Juris Doctor, 2004

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Affiliations

National Association of Consumer

Bankruptcy Attorneys

Bar Admissions

Texas Northern District, Texas Eastern District, Texas Southern District, Puerto Rico Federal District, First Federal Appellate District of Boston

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