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The Mortgage Law Group Legal helpers Debt Resolution, They will Make you Lose your HOME and take your money for a fake modification Scottsdale, Arizon

2nd of Feb, 2011 by

This company will steal your money. They recently changed their name from Legal Helpers Debt Resolution AKA Macey Aleman Hyslip and Searns to The Mortgage Law Group as of February 1st 2011 due to their F rating with the better business bureau. They will tell you that the reason they have a F Rating is because they don't report or pay the Better Business Bureau to grade them because they are a law firm which is ridiculous. they will give you the name of an attorney in your specific state so that you can go to your state bar association and look up that one specific attorney to ease your fears of the BBB rating.

They will tell you if cannot afford to make your mortgage payments and their fees as well, not to worry because they will get you current once they modify your home and the missed payments will get put on the back of the mortgage. They will also tell you that they changed their name to "seperate divisions" within the Law firm such as Bankruptcy, Debt Settlement ETC..when actually the company's real name is American Platinum Financial Services. They started using Legal Helpers Debt Resolution once their name started to get out as a sacm company. Stay away from this company! They are bad news and will set you up on a 3 to 4 month payment plan and steal your money quicker than you can shut the front door of your home once you lose it.

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4597 days ago by Emiliana

I was scammed by Legal Helpers Debt Resolution. I started in their program of Oct 2010 to help me reduce my three credit card debts which were drowning me financially and paid over $6, ooo plus up until Aug 2011 when I stopped the monthly payment deductions from my checking account because of non-performance on their part. I keep faxing them letters from the creditors, even one settlement offer, and recently, a copy of the summons. However, these people never responded to the letters and/or emails from my creditors nor to my emails. Too many vendor entities were involved and no specific person was helping me with to answer my questions, i.e. American Financial, Legal Helpers customer service, Global, etc. Now, with the summons I received, I was left hanging on a string basically, when they should be the one responding to it as I was paying them to do. What a rip-off!!! How can I get my money back since they haven't done a thing. Can anyone help?????? Emiliana