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Identity theft

Someone used your name. Let's take it back.

We clear fraud off your credit and hold banks, bureaus and collectors responsible when they won't.
Your credit report
Example
Visa card ••4417
Opened 2019 · Current
Yours
Auto loan · $18,400
Opened last month · 30 days late
Not yours
Store credit card · $2,150
Opened 6 weeks ago
Not yours
Collection account · $640
Reported this week
Not yours
$21,190
in debt you never took on.
Warning signs

How people usually find out.

See one of these? Check your free credit reports at AnnualCreditReport.com.
Accounts on your report you never opened
Charges on your card you didn't make
Collectors calling about debts you don't recognize
Suddenly denied for credit or a loan
Bills or mail for accounts that aren't yours
Your credit score dropped for no reason
Who has to fix it

Three parties. One law that holds them all to account.

Credit bureaus

Equifax · Experian · TransUnion
Must investigate your dispute and block fraudulent accounts.

Banks and lenders

Card issuers · loan companies
Must investigate and stop reporting accounts that aren't yours.

Debt collectors

Agencies · debt buyers
Can't keep collecting a debt that was never yours.
If they don't fix it, the Fair Credit Reporting Act can make them pay — including our fees.
The real damage

What it costs you is what we fight to recover.

Denied loans
Higher interest rates
A lost apartment
A missed job offer
Hours on the phone
Stress and lost sleep
$0 out of your pocket
How we help

We clean it up — then make them pay.

01

We audit all three reports

Line by line, to find every account that isn't yours.
02

We force the corrections

Bureaus, lenders and collectors hear from a lawyer, not you.
03

We pursue damages

When anyone ignored the law, they pay for the harm.
Identity theft is a nightmare. They were a calming presence and told me exactly what to do to fix it.
[Client name] · Identity theft client
Questions

What people ask us most.

Generally, no. You aren't responsible for accounts you never opened. We help you prove it.

That's often exactly where a legal claim begins. Keep every letter and call us.

No. Freezing and unfreezing your credit is free at all three bureaus.

Nothing upfront. When a company breaks credit reporting law, it can be made to pay your attorney's fees.

Get your name back.

Free, confidential review. You'll hear back from your attorney directly.
(949) 414-4303