Practice area
A free, attorney-led look at your credit report. We tell you what’s wrong, what’s fixable, and whether someone owes you money for getting it wrong in the first place.
How we help
Why bother?
Studies consistently find that roughly one in five consumer credit reports contains a material error. Those errors quietly raise interest rates on mortgages, car loans, and credit cards — sometimes for years.
What we look for
Accounts that aren’t yours, balances reported incorrectly, debts past the reporting window, duplicate tradelines, identity-theft fingerprints, and items that should have fallen off after bankruptcy.
What it costs
Nothing up front. The review is free. If we find a viable FCRA claim, we usually handle it on contingency — the credit bureau or furnisher pays our fees.
How often should I review my credit report?
At least once a year, and always before applying for a mortgage, auto loan, or other major credit.
Can I dispute errors myself?
Yes, but attorney-drafted disputes that cite the FCRA tend to produce better results and preserve a damages claim if the bureau or furnisher fails to investigate.
What does the review cost?
Nothing. The review is free, and viable FCRA claims are typically handled on contingency — the credit bureau or furnisher pays our fees.
Bring all three bureau reports. We’ll look for errors and explain what they may mean.
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