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Chicago Debtor-Creditor Law Firm
Overview
From our law office in Chicago, Illinois, attorney Seth McCormick and the dedicated legal professionals at Great Lakes Consumer Law Firm, LLC, provide invaluable counsel and support to a diverse range of clients throughout our region and beyond who have needs involving any of the following:
- Foreclosure defense
- Debt collection defense and debt collection harassment
- Credit reporting errors
- Bankruptcy
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act issues
- Elder financial abuse, and frauds and scams aimed at our senio...
From our law office in Chicago, Illinois, attorney Seth McCormick and the dedicated legal professionals at Great Lakes Consumer Law Firm, LLC, provide invaluable counsel and support to a diverse range of clients throughout our region and beyond who have needs involving any of the following:
- Foreclosure defense
- Debt collection defense and debt collection harassment
- Credit reporting errors
- Bankruptcy
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act issues
- Elder financial abuse, and frauds and scams aimed at our senior population
A top-ranked trial lawyer with extensive legal experience, Mr. McCormick works hard to protect the rights of consumers, small-business owners and others victimized by unscrupulous and unlawful business practices and the moneyed interests of lenders, banks, debt collectors and other creditors.
No matter how complex your situation, you can rely on us to sit with you and arm you with the information you need to make the best-informed decisions. We will fight diligently to protect your rights and interests and to help you obtain the favorable outcomes you seek as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible. Real problems deserve bold solutions, and you can count on us to help you take back control of your financial future.
Honored for our success, we have earned consistent top rankings and endorsements from our peers for our outstanding professionalism and legal abilities, and our law firm has enjoyed numerous testimonials and referrals from our satisfied clients.
To begin the process, you can contact Great Lakes Consumer Law Firm, LLC, to schedule a consultation. We also currently offer virtual consultations to help keep you and your loved ones safe and healthy in these uncertain times.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
About Great Lakes Consumer Law
Practice Areas
- Debtor-Creditor
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
73 West Monroe StreetSuite 100 Chicago, IL 60603
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