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How to Settle Debt With Delanor Kemper & Associates

George Simons | February 01, 2025

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Summary: You don't have to cower before even the biggest debt collectors. If you're being sued by Delanor Kemper & Associates, you have legal rights and options to effectively resolve the debt collection matter. First, file a written Answer, then reach out to negotiate and explore your options.

Once you're in debt, you make regular repayments until it's paid back in full, most often with interest. If you're unable to pay, you may decide on a course of action to take which can be anything from debt consolidation to declaring bankruptcy. Sounds pretty simple, right? This mainstream narrative omits being contacted by a debt collector.

If you are being sued by Delanor Kemper & Associates, you may feel like you are at an unfair disadvantage. Keep reading for information on how you can engage with Delanor Kemper & Associates to effectively and efficiently resolve your debt issue.

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What is Delanor Kemper & Associates?

Delanor Kemper & Associates is an established player in the debt collection business. They've been around since 2010 and are based in Atlanta, Georgia. They also have offices in New York and Toronto. Here’s the Delanor Kemper & Associates phone number and other contact information:

  • Phone: (404) 524-0891
  • Address: 448 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW # 11, Atlanta, GA 30312-2404

Who does Delanor Kemper & Associates collect for?

Delanor Kemper & Associates provide debt collection services to companies in different sectors, including - credit cards, retail, health care, property management, commercial, industrial and auto loans.

Read online reviews of Delanor Kemper & Associates

If you want to know what other people have said about their experience interacting with Delanor Kemper & Associates, then take some time to check out these real online reviews:

Objectively, it’s reasonable to say that not all reviews of Delanor Kemper & Associates are glowingly positive. Nevertheless, there are positive reviews that indicate proactive communication with the debt collector can bear fruit. Generally speaking, clear communication with the debt collector will improve your chances of resolving a debt with Delanor Kemper & Associates, often for a lesser amount than what is owed.

Nevertheless, if the idea of calling a debt collector to try and negotiate a debt settlement sounds like nails on a chalkboard, then try using SoloSettle to negotiate online and resolve your debt through the digital settlement platform.

The FDCPA protects your rights when dealing with debt collectors

This is where you need to understand the FDCPA. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a federal law that protects all American citizens from unfair practices by debt collectors. That includes harassment, intimidation, deception, false representation, and a host of other tactics. It also protects you from debt collection companies because often, they don't have the legal right to sue you for purchased debt.

Companies like Delanor Kemper & Associates buy old debts and try to reactivate them. Once a debt passes the statute of limitations, you don't have to pay it. This time limit varies from state to state. However, suppose you pay even $1 towards your debt during the prescriptive period. In that case, tolling begins and will reactivate the clock on the statute of limitations, and you are now legally obligated to pay all of it.

How to respond when contacted by Delanor Kemper & Associates

If you are contacted by Delanore Kemper, what should you do? Check out the steps below:

  1. If a debt collecting company sues you or takes you to court, respond immediately as ignoring the court is equivalent to accepting the debt owed.
  2. If Delanor Kemper & Associates call you, be open to establishing a line of communication. . Ask for documentation for any lawsuits.
  3. Consider hiring a lawyer with experience in FDCPA cases and inform the relevant authorities of any harassment tactics.

Advice for negotiating with Delanor Kemper & Associates to try and settle your debt

Debt settlement can serve as a viable tool to help reduce the amount of debt you owe, can work towards lowering your monthly payments and provide a fresh start for your financial future. Negotiating a debt settlement can be particularly beneficial for people with unsecured debts, such as credit card debt, personal loans, auto loans, and medical bills. Below are steps you should consider taking to settle your debt with Delanor Kemper & Associates:

Step 1: Before commencing debt settlement negotiations, make sure to calculate how much you can afford to pay towards the amount owed, whether it be in a lump sum or in the form of monthly payments. This calculation should take into consideration your other living expenses such as rent, food, and so forth.

Step 2: Once you’ve determined how much you can repay, reach out to Delanor Kemper & Associates to begin settlement negotiations. Start the conversation by offering a lower percentage of the total amount owed, typically somewhere between 30% and 50% of the original amount.

Step 3: Do not be surprised if they decline your opening offer. This is perfectly normal. You should be ready to engage in a back and forth with the debt collector.

Step 4: If settlement talks go well and you can reach a resolution, make sure to secure a formal agreement that outlines the terms of the settlement. This is formally known as a debt settlement agreement. The agreement should clearly state that the payment will settle the debt in its entirety.

To learn more about these steps, watch our video guide below:

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