Founded in 1973, Mason, Schilling & Mason Co., LPA, or MSM, practices exclusively in the area of creditors' rights. As a result, MSM has become a preeminent resource for some of the nation's largest financial institutions and commercial entities. MSM delivers consistently excellent results while maintaining superior client relationships.
Client-centered - MSM's work ethic is unquestioned, and MSM goes the extra step to satisfy our clients. Focused - MSM's singular area of practice is representing creditors. The firm limits its clientele to ensure that each client receives a level of personal attention unmatched by larger collection firms.
Client-centered - MSM's work ethic is unquestioned, and MSM goes the extra step to satisfy our clients. Focused - MSM's singular area of practice is representing creditors. The firm limits its clientele to ensure that each client receives a level of personal attention unmatched by larger collection firms.
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The lawyers and staff at Mason, Schilling & Mason are dedicated to providing high-quality service to their clients. Since 1973, the Ohio law firm has focused in the practice of creditors' rights. The attorneys at Mason, Schilling & Mason are licensed in Ohio and Kentucky. They practice in creditors' rights and collections.
Jonathan Mason founded Mason, Schilling & Mason in 1973. Since then he has created a team with superior knowledge in creditors' rights. His colleagues and legal adversaries alike credit his passion for winning as the drive behind Mason, Schilling & Mason's sterling reputation in the credit management community.
Lenders often come into conflict with borrowers whose financial hardships or basic intransigence prevents them from repaying amounts owed. When loan workouts do not improve the situation, the lender may have no other choice that to pursue a remedy in state court. For almost 40 years, Mason, Schilling & Mason Co., LPA has assisted financial institutions with capable representation in civil court lawsuits.
Focused Ohio and Kentucky Law Firm Masters Changes in Banking Law and problem Loan Recovery. In recent years, financial institutions have undergone sweeping changes. Part of that has been adapting to depressed market conditions. But then even more profound has been the introduction of broad reforms, which have made new demands while imposing a multitude of new restrictions.
Congress enacted The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) in 1978 as part of the Consumer Credit Protection Act to eliminate abusive practices in the collection of consumer debts. Mason, Schilling & Mason Co., LPA has extensive experience assisting financial institutions that encounter threats under the FDCPA.
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Chase Simons
Oct 20, 2021
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Critical: Professionalism, Responsiveness
They started charging me when the government said u did not have to pay on things because of the pandemic and it was fun then I lost my job and I have Ben haveing court issues so I can’t afford to pay them so they are now trying to take me to court again and I can barely afford to feed myself
They started charging me when the government said u did not have to pay on things because of the pandemic and it was fun then I lost my job and I have Ben haveing court issues so I can’t afford to pay them so they are now trying to take me to court again and I can barely afford to feed myself
Timbo Slice
Mar 21, 2021
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I would like to bash these people due to filing a suit against me but I can't. I was very angry when I found out they were taking me to court. But I did owe a debt, I was just unable to pay. Eventually we compromised on 50$ a month. It was a fair payment. When I call they are always very polite. Yes they take my money, but they are just doing their job and I understand that even if they make my life harder! It was my unpaid debt that got me into this. I just couldn't afford to pay it.
Sarah Rister
Dec 01, 2020
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Mason, Shilling and Mason took over a hospital bill that our family owed. After filing suit against us, they ask us what amount payments we could make. I very thoroughly sent them our family's cost of living, with proof and proof of income and the amount I felt our family could pay per month towards what was obviously a debt we owed (we didn't deny this, we were just in a hard place financially when it came due). They rejected our payment offer and said if we didn't pay more than double that, they were moving ahead (again they had every right). When we told them we would just have to go to court
Moto Wrld
Nov 19, 2020
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Lion Heart
Sep 08, 2020
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Lucy Phillips
Dec 15, 2015
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I owed a hospital bill of $557.00. I paid 2 payments of $200.00 each for two months. I missed a payment due to having to spend $600.00 for a new hot water heater for my home. I was served with court papers for the other $157.00 on Saturday via US mail. This firm filing these papers added court costs of $88.39.
Really? I have numerous bills from a heart attack. I find it hard to keep up with daily expenses...so tack on some more charges. Thanks so much!
Really? I have numerous bills from a heart attack. I find it hard to keep up with daily expenses...so tack on some more charges. Thanks so much!
