Better credit starts with real attorneys

When you hire Lexington Law’s attorneys and paralegals, you have strong advocates on your side who’ll make your credit reports face a range of consumer protection laws and enforce your rights.

Lexington Law’s credit strategies are so distinctive that the official United States Patent and Trademark Office has awarded four patents to ensure others can’t copy us without permission.

First, get started today with Lexington Law at no cost and delve into “Case Setup” where we’ll match your credit report items with just the right legal interventions and challenges. A lawyer will then review your case, and we’ll get right to work.

Lexington Law also works directly with the credit bureaus — the only firm doing credit repair we know of (and let us know if you find another) that has formal contractual agreements and direct electronic API exchanges with multiple credit bureaus as well as FICO® to facilitate nearly instant communication. For that reason, as your case proceeds, you’ll be provided timely credit bureau updates shortly after we hear back.

By the way, we believe credit bureaus are victims — just like consumers — of sloppy information fed to them by exploitative creditors and abusive debt collectors.

Of course, already enrolled clients can speak with the law firm by phone during business hours anytime. But we don’t speak to prospective clients on the phone for two key reasons:

FIRST, federal regulations severely restrict the sale of credit repair services over the phone. And although we believe that this regulation is unfair (and we’ve gone to court to challenge it — unsuccessfully), the rule stands. Some of the many amateur credit repair companies out there choose to break the law, but we don’t.

And, SECOND, we’ve given away millions of free credit assessments online. If we had to speak with each one individually, we wouldn’t be able to provide those assessments at no charge. Saving the telephones for those who sign up, then, benefits everyone: It allows us to provide useful education to millions of people who don’t sign up, and it keeps fees low for those who do.