I email to complain I got served papers threatening to take away what little property I have left because of accounts that were supposedly "taken care of" MONTHS ago.... I get an email reply asking to... See more
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I called to attempt to get in touch with my legal representative, David the CLS associate was professional, but, like the other times I have called I got the same shuffle. It must be a script....I a... See more
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This company is a nightmare . I canceled my program due to the lack of communication, not answered questions and no proof of actions done to my case . After being in the program for 11 months pay... See more
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I've had nothing but great service from Carolina Legal Services every time I've called. Their customer service reps are very polite and very knowledgeable of their job. If needed, I don't mind being p... See more
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Carolina Legal Services was founded on the principle that legal preparation and effective case management should be accessible to all. Our practice areas include: Business Law, Bankruptcy, FDCPA, Corporate Law and Wills and Estate Planning. Call us for...
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Toringdon Way 3440, 28277, Charlotte, United States
- carolinalegalservices.com
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Talk to Carolina Legal today to get out from under debt!
As a practicing attorney for 27 years and a Partner of Carolina Legal Services and Managing Member of Meg Sohmer Wood PLLC law firm, I am proud of the work we do assisting our clients at Carolina Legal Services. A majority of my legal experience has been in handling litigation for injured people and working with people in financial straits and I am completely understanding of the stresses people are under when their lives are complicated by debt. For those struggling with credit card bills, we provide a viable, effective way to relieve them of their debt burden. The team here at Carolina Legal Services is experienced, yet compassionate, and strives to make this experience as stress free as possible. At Carolina Legal Services, we welcome the opportunity to consult with anyone struggling with overwhelming debt.
May 16, 2018
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It's our goal to provide a positive and memorable experience - one in which you feel informed, comfortable and confident about how your program will be going!
Warm Regards,
The Client Experience Team
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