I have read through the posts and if I may, respond to the various issues.
First, having read both the positive and the negative, I see two trends. Those who had dmp's with other companies that were shut down, are angry because of payment disruptions, rude staff, dropping credit scores, and difficulty in reaching the office. All of these individuals have in common the fact that they did not sign on with the Law Offices of Richard A. Brennan, LLC. They were all clients of defunct non profit credit counseling agencies. My office has had great difficulty keeping up with these clients and due to regulatory issues, it is difficult to place them with another qualified agency. I have sought placement with an agency that is able to handle them capably. In the meantime, my staff and I struggle to meet all of their needs.
The positives, by and large, have come from actual clients of my law office. My paralegals are assigned the cases specifically to those individuals. The attorney and paralegal paired on each case only deal with their assigned cases. They provide their direct numbers and emails to make sure that no client of mine is left unattended to.
We work dilligently to address all client issues, however, I do feel for the DMP clients of other agencies who have gone through the tough times associated with the regulatory changes.
Several of my staff burned out working on resolving the DMP client issues. I simply cannot hire enough qualified people to answer the phone every time it rings from a DMP client.
On top of all this, we've had phone system failures to deal with, server failures to deal with, all due to overuse due to DMP's not related to my clients.
I do apologize to any indivudal who has encountered a problem with their DMP or representation and invite them to contact me for resolution or discussion on what can be done to improve your situation.