Unlock your Consumer Rights with Our Debt Dissolve Program!

The burden of overwhelming credit card debt can feel crippling. This stress can destroy lives and tear families apart. Fortunately however, there are powerful Federal Laws which can protect you from the endless demands of Creditors. We help you unlock those protections with our revolutionary Debt Dissolve Program.

How Debt Dissolve Works:

Identify Creditor Non-Compliance Issues
Initiate Legal Dispute Process
Maintain Required Legal Records
Digitally Monitor and Track Creditor’s Compliance with Statutory Deadlines and Requirements.

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Who We Are

Our disputes are battle tested and were developed by our team of experienced consumer law attorneys with decades of experience working with credit card disputes and debt validation. Once your Creditors receive legal dispute letters, they must respond with appropriate documents and information, or the debt becomes invalid and can no longer be collected. We also know, from our years of experience, that Creditors simply do not maintain this level of information and documents, which sets you free from those accounts. That is why we created the Debt Dissolve Program!

Frequently Asked Questions

No, Debt Dissolve is neither a debt relief service nor debt relief organization, as those terms have been defined by the FTC. Debt Dissolve is a consumer self-help service which assists consumers in understanding and utilizing their consumer rights through education and document templates.

The cost of the Program depends on the number of accounts that are enrolled. Please visit our Subscription Options for more detailed information regarding pricing.

Credit card disputes are typically based on Creditor violations of the Fair Credit Billing Act (“FCBA”), specifically 15 USC §1666.

Disputing a debt will not negatively impact your credit score, however non-payment a debt will likely negatively impact your credit score, even if it is ultimately corrected later.

Yes you can always attempt to resolve your debt yourself whether it is to settle with a lump sum or negotiate to lower interest rates, however this is often a difficult process for a consumer to take on without some assistance.