If you hired a merchant cash advance debt consolidation company and your situation got worse, you are not alone.
Many business owners pay thousands of dollars to companies promising to:
Reduce their MCA balances
Stop collections
Negotiate settlements
Protect them from lawsuits
But in many cases, those promises never materialize.
Instead, businesses are left dealing with:
MCA lawsuits
Frozen bank accounts
Aggressive collection attorneys
Stacked advances and mounting debt
If you believe a debt consolidation company misled you or charged large fees without delivering results, you may have legal options.
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Over the past several years, many businesses struggling with merchant cash advance obligations have been targeted by companies advertising “MCA debt relief,” “restructuring,” or “consolidation services.” These companies often promise to negotiate with lenders or dramatically reduce the balances owed.
However, many merchants later discover that:
Lenders were never contacted
Negotiations never occurred
Legal protection was never provided
Payments to MCA lenders stopped, triggering defaults and lawsuits
Meanwhile, the consolidation company has already collected substantial upfront fees. When this happens, business owners may have potential claims against those companies.
Call J. Singer Law Group, PLLC at (347) 797-5809 today to speak to an attorney.
J. Singer Law Group focuses on defending businesses facing merchant cash advance claims and collection actions. Our legal team evaluates the structure of the MCA agreements, the collection methods used by funders, and potential defenses under New York law.
Depending on the situation, our firm may help clients:
Defend Against MCA Lawsuits: If a lender files a lawsuit, we analyze the agreement and develop a legal strategy to defend your business.
Challenge Confessions of Judgment: Many MCA contracts include confessions of judgment that allow lenders to obtain judgments quickly. Legal motions may be available to challenge or vacate them.
Address Frozen Bank Accounts: Emergency legal action may help unfreeze business accounts and restore operations.
Negotiate with MCA Lenders: In some cases, negotiated resolutions or settlements can reduce the financial pressure on the business.
Evaluate Potential Legal Defenses: Certain MCA agreements may raise issues related to contract enforcement, disclosure practices, or lending structures.
Every case is different. The key is understanding your legal options early.
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