Debt collectors may contact your family in order to ask about information on how to reach you. Debt collectors may not discuss your debt with anyone else or contact them repeatedly. Also, debt collectors may not call your work if you've have told them to stop. If the debt collector continues to call your employer or your family, contact us.
You may read more about what debt collectors may and may not do on our debt collection page.
The Heartland Center for Jobs & Freedom, directed by Gina Chiala, hosts workshops and provides legal services to low-wage workers in the areas of consumer law (such as debt collection abuses), employment law (wage theft, employment discrimination, background check abuses), and landlord-tenant law. We also provide leadership training to low-wage workers who are leading social justice movements to improve working conditions and the economy.
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Heartland Center for Jobs & Freedom
4120A Baltimore Ave. Kansas City, MO 64111
Office line: 816-278-1092
Hotline: 816-278-1344
