We help you legally resolve most types of unsecured loans, including:

• Personal loans

• Credit card dues

• Business loans

• Education loans

• BNPL (Buy Now, Pay Later) loans

• App-based instant loans

If you're facing legal threats, harassment, or default notices, our legal team can step in to protect your rights and negotiate a fair settlement.

It’s a 3-step legal process:

1. Free Consultation Call – Our legal experts understand your loan situation and recovery issues.

2. Legal Assessment – We review your financials, loan documents, and threats to build a legal plan.

3. Resolution via Legal Action – We initiate negotiations, issue legal notices, or take court-backed action to settle your loans lawfully and protect you.

Loan settlements can impact your credit score in the short term. However, legal resolution prevents bigger damage, like willful default tagging or ongoing defaults.

Our team also helps you rebuild your credit profile over time, we provide guidance on the best way to minimize impact on your credit rating.

It depends on your loan amount, lender behavior, and case complexity. Most clients start seeing relief within 2–4 weeks, especially from harassment. Full legal settlements may take a few months, but we guide you at every step.

The initial consultation is 100% free. Legal fees, if any, are explained transparently after assessing your case. No hidden charges, no false promises.

The cost of legal debt resolution depends on several factors — including your total outstanding amount, number of lenders, and how complex your case is.

We understand that if you're seeking debt relief, you're already under financial stress. That's why:

• Your first consultation is free

• Our legal fees are transparent and case-based

• In most cases, even after our fees, clients save significantly on their total dues

Our goal is to protect your rights, stop harassment, and get you a fair settlement — without adding to your financial burden.

It’s normal to receive follow-up calls from banks or recovery agents — but remember, they must follow RBI and Supreme Court guidelines. Harassment, threats, or house visits are illegal.

Here’s what you should do:

• Stay calm. Do not argue or make commitments under pressure.

• Take note of the caller’s name, number, and what they said.

• Immediately inform our legal team.

We will take over the communication and respond to them within the legal framework. Our lawyers issue official notices, and if necessary, intervene to stop illegal recovery tactics altogether.