Darcy--was this the address?

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Mitchell N. Kay is a member of the NY bar Association. However, he is NOT licensed to practice law in California, where you live. There isnt anything in New York, as far as I know, that can be done, but you CAN contact the California Bar association and inform them that this attorney is trying to operate within California, where he is not a member of the Bar. An attorney is required to be licensed in each state he wishes to practice in. And this one clearly isnt.
OK, P.C. simply stands for "professional corporation". Attorneys use that because their corporation is subject to more strict rules than a regular corporation, because they are lawyers and must submit to a code of professional ethics.
Also, go to budhibbs.com and look up both Asset Acceptance and Kay, Mitchell N. under the heading "Agencies to avoid" at the top of the page. Both of these are bad news, they dont follow the law. I highly recommend that you go to that pag and read up on the info there to protect yourself as much as possible.
If this was happening to me, I migh push harder than the average bear because I have a serious problem with people like this. If it were me, I would send off a certified letter telling them that they are to only contact me by mail. That way, you have everything they try to tell you in writing. You can count on these people breaking the law, they have made a living out of doing that. You sending the DV letter was a good step--let them prove their claims to you. I would immediately check your credit reports-both this collection agency and this lawyer are well-known for illegally changing the dates on your credit file, so it looks like the debt would still be within SOL when it really isnt. If you find anything like this, feel free to post about it here and we will help in any way we can.