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need someone to help make a payment plan with a couple of creditors to pay off some credit card balance

Answered 5 years and a month ago by attorney Lynn Ellen Coleman   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Debt Relief
Lynn Ellen Coleman
You don't need a lawyer at this stage. You need a trusted and honest financial counselor. Try finding a nonprofit debt management plan at nfcc.org. You need to stop using all credit cards now and live within your means. Do NOT fall for "debt consolidation" or "debt settlement" comapnies. Good luck.... Read Answer
You don't need a lawyer at this stage. You need a trusted and honest financial counselor. Try finding a nonprofit debt management plan at nfcc.org.... Read Answer

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