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Sued by Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari? Learn the Next Steps and Get a Free Review

Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari LLP is one of the highest-volume debt collection law firms in the United States, filing tens of thousands of lawsuits annually, primarily in New Jersey and New York. They represent debt buyers including LVNV Funding, Midland Credit Management, and others. Pressler Feltner has been involved in significant FDCPA litigation and has been criticized for its mass-filing litigation model that can lead to errors in court filings.

Type

Collection Law Firm

Common Debt Types

credit card, medical, personal loan, auto deficiency

Common FDCPA Violations by Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari

Filing mass lawsuits with boilerplate complaints that contain errors in names, amounts, or account numbers

Suing on time-barred debts on behalf of debt buyer clients

Using affidavits from affiants who lack personal knowledge of the account

Filing suit in improper jurisdictions far from where the consumer resides

Failing to properly serve consumers and then seeking default judgments

Your Situation With Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari

If Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari Has Not Sued You Yet

You have more leverage. Act now — this is the best time to negotiate.

  • Pre-suit negotiations typically get better settlements
  • A timely written validation request may be available
  • Statute of limitations may bar the debt entirely

If Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari Has Already Filed a Lawsuit

Do not wait. The collector expects 70-80%, but we still push for less.

  • You typically have a 30-day response deadline
  • Missing the deadline can result in a default judgment
  • Attorney negotiation still reduces the amount significantly

What the Free Review Covers

  1. Location and court status. Tell us your state, whether you have been sued, and every deadline shown on the papers.
  2. Account and document check. We identify the collector, account, current balance support, and communications you can provide.
  3. Scope decision. Eligible California matters may qualify for limited written creditor outreach through Lion Legal, P.C.
  4. Court boundary. StopCollectors does not prepare or file an Answer, appear in court, monitor a docket, or protect a deadline.
  5. Nationwide routing. An out-of-state or court matter may need self-help, legal aid, or an independent local lawyer. Any referral requires your permission and is not guaranteed.

Your Rights When Sued by Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari

Right to demand proof they own the debt

Right to dispute the amount claimed

Right to raise statute of limitations defense

Right to damages for FDCPA violations

Frequently Asked Questions About Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari

Who is Pressler Feltner?

Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari is a high-volume debt collection law firm based in New Jersey. They file tens of thousands of lawsuits per year, primarily for debt buyers like LVNV Funding and Midland Credit Management.

Why is Pressler Feltner suing me?

They are representing a debt buyer or creditor who claims you owe a debt. They are acting as the law firm filing the lawsuit — the actual plaintiff is the creditor or debt buyer named in the complaint.

Are there errors in Pressler Feltner lawsuits?

Yes. Because they file such a high volume of cases, errors are common — wrong names, incorrect amounts, expired statutes of limitations, and missing documentation. Review every detail in the complaint carefully.

Do I need a lawyer to fight Pressler Feltner?

You may represent yourself, but court rules and deadlines are strict. StopCollectors does not prepare or file an Answer or provide court representation. Contact the court's self-help center, legal aid, or a lawyer licensed in your state promptly.

Can Pressler Feltner get a default judgment against me?

Yes, and they do — thousands per year. If you do not file your Answer by the deadline, the court will enter a default judgment allowing wage garnishment, bank levies, and property liens.

Reviewed by Ariella, Esq. This information is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.

Get Your Free Pressler, Feltner, Shidlovsky & Zangari Case Review

We accept inquiries nationwide. Eligible California matters may qualify for limited creditor outreach; court work and out-of-state matters may need independent local counsel.