Take action on your past-due debt
Being in debt can be stressful.
Paying it off doesn’t have to be.
Your debt payment options
Pay by mail: Mail a check or money order to Collection Attorneys USA LLC, 68 Ravenna Street #427, Hudson, OH 44236. Be sure to include your name and the reference number from the debt collection notice you received. Please do not send cash.
Pay in installments: If you cannot pay your debt in full now, please contact us to discuss payment plan options that fit your budget.
Frequently asked questions
How does debt collection work?
If you’ve received a notification about a debt from CA/USA, that means you must repay the debt to us, for our client, instead of to the company to which you originally owed money.
What if I can’t pay the entire amount due?
We are happy to work with you to create a payment plan you can afford; contact us to discuss your options.
What happens if I don’t pay my debt?
Our goal is to help you take care of your debt in a way that works for you. It’s important to pay your balance, set up a payment plan, or contact us as soon as possible. If you don’t take action in a timely manner, you may be subject to immediate and firm legal action.
What if I don’t think I owe the debt I have been contacted about?
Please contact us if you believe there has been an error, including the amount of the bill or whether you owe the debt. We will gladly look into the issue right away.
What should I do if my contact information has changed?
If we’ve contacted you at a mailing address, email address, or phone number that is no longer accurate, please let us know so we can update our records and ensure you receive important communications in the future.
I have multiple debts and can’t pay them all; how can I get help?
Debt consolidation and credit counseling organizations offer support for people struggling with multiple past-due bills. We encourage you to explore such options to see if they’re right for you. We are happy to work with these organizations to achieve a favorable outcome for everyone.
Debt consolidation companies will negotiate with companies on your behalf to reduce your debt or extend the amount of time you have to pay it. These companies may also offer debt consolidation loans.
Credit counseling organizations offer education and support to help you manage your debt. They might negotiate with creditors to lower your interest rate or reduce your monthly payments.
You can learn more about debt consolidation and credit counseling organizations from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Consumer education resources
Learn more about how debt collection works. These resources will help you understand your rights and responsibilities.
Receivables Management Association International
