Item: Lyngklip & Associates
Rating: 5
Author: Lou

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You may have a case under the Fair Credit Reporting Act if you notice the following things on your background report:

Fraudulent identity theft accounts on your credit credit report.
Someone else's Information on your credit report.
Paid accounts still showing a balance due.
Reporting your accounts in good standing as charged off or in collections.
Discharged debts still reporting as owed.
Paid tax lies showing as still owed.
Derogatory accounts more than 7 years old still on your report.
Previously deleted accounts that have been reinserted on your report.
Duplicate reporting of the same account.

If you would like help with one of these problems, call (888) 400-CREDIT | (888) 400-2733 or contact us through this site.

★★★★★

Attorney and Senior Paralegal Brandy, is Very professional and knowledgeable. She really went the extra mile, answering all of my questions in depth, and helped put my mind at ease. I highly recommend this law firm Lou

★★★★★

Received a response in less than 24 hours; the attorney who called me was very patient, kind, and helpful. She listened carefully to my situation and explained the law to me in terms I could understand, including advice on how I might proceed. Many thanks! Becky

★★★★★

Today, I stumbled across this law firm on the internet looking to have some questions answered for a pressing consumer protection situation. Brandy Moore an eartly angel and senior paralegal answered my questions. She was professional, knowledgable, polite and empathtic toward my situation. If I ever find myself in need of legal help and or know of anyone in need of legal services, I will most certainly send them to Lyngklip & Associates. I can't thank you enough Brandy. God's continued blessing over you and the firm. Michelle

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13751 W Eleven Mile Rd

Oak Park, MI 48237

Phone: (248) 208-8864 Toll Free: (888) 400-2733

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We serve clients throughout Michigan, including, but not limited to, those in the following localities: Kent County including Grand Rapids; Macomb County including Clinton Charter Township, Roseville, Sterling Heights, and Warren; Oakland County including Birmingham, Farmington Hills, Novi, Oak Park, Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Walled Lake, Waterford Charter Township, and West Bloomfield Charter Township; Ottawa County including Holland; Saginaw County including Saginaw; St. Clair County including Port Huron; Washtenaw County including Ann Arbor; and Wayne County including Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Livonia, Redford Charter Township, and Westland. View More

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