About Lexington Law Firm

Lexington Law started out with the goal of making attorney provided credit repair services affordable for everyone. At the time, many attorneys were beginning to help clients with cleaning up their credit reports, but at the rates attorneys typically charge, this limited credit repair to a select few. Lexington Law overcame this by streamlining the credit repair process enabling them to provide attorney managed credit repair services to a large number of clients at a reasonable cost.

In the 19 years since Lexington Law first began offering credit repair services, the firm has worked to continually optimize and improve their service while maintaining the strict compliance with the various state and national laws surrounding the credit repair industry. It is because of these efforts that Lexington Law has remaining in business while so many other credit repair shops have been shut down, and why Lexington Law has been able to produce results for their clients that are unmatched by any other credit repair organization.

Past Lexington Law clients have seen all types of negative items removed from their credit reports which has the potential to have a very positive impact on credit scores. Even a single late payment on a credit report, of which Lexington Law helped remove over 200,000 of last year, can cause a credit score to drop 60 to 110 points so it is easy to see the benefit of getting such items off your credit reports.

Along with helping clients remove late payments, last year Lexington Law clients 800,000 other negative items removed from their credit reports including:

• 9,713 Bankruptcies
• 158,531 Charge Offs
• 485,147 Collections
• 28,564 Judgments
• 5,127 Repossessions
• and over 100,000 other negative items

All combined, this totals over 1 million negative items remove from clients' credit reports in 2009 proving that the credit repair services provided by Lexington Law really do work.

What others are saying about Lexington Law

"Lexington Law is generally considered to be a reputable firm, but of course each consumer needs to do their own homework. I have been to Salt Lake City to see their operation in action and it is very impressive. They have been doing this for quite some time and they appear to have good systems in place."bills.com

"We heard about Lexington Law from a trusted friend so we signed up to receive a free credit consultation. They were so helpful and listened as we each explained our credit issues and what we wanted to accomplish with our credit. After about six months we were in good shape to get approved for a mortgage."creditforcouples.com

"I first used Lexington over 2 years ago and just recently signed back on. Initially, I was doubtful they could succeed in getting anything removed but my credit was such at the time that I had nothing to lose in trying. To my surprise, they did get many items removed from all 3 bureaus, including some extremely tough entries that I was told would be impossible to remove."ripoffreport.com

Lexington Law news releases

Lexington Law Records Over 1 Million Removals in 2009
North Salt Lake, UT (PRWEB) January 25, 2010 -- Lexington Law, the nation's leading provider of consumer credit correction services, announces the removal of over 1 million negative items from clients' credit reports in 2009. This record number of items removed in a year included late payments, collection accounts, charge offs, and a variety of other damaging listings. - Read more

Consumers Turn to Lexington Law for Help with Credit Problems Resulting from Divorce
North Salt Lake, UT (PRWEB) August 3, 2009 -- Lexington Law, the nation's leading provider of consumer credit correction services, reports that a significant number of clients using their services have fallen into a financial crisis following a divorce. Having assisted hundreds of thousands of clients with their credit repair efforts, Lexington Law has seen time and time again the devastating effects a divorce can have on a person's credit reports. - Read more

Lexington Law Offers Hope to a Nation Facing Falling Credit Scores
North Salt Lake, UT (PRWEB) July 8, 2009 -- Recent reports highlight a disturbing trend in America: average credit scores are falling in states across the nation. This trend is most evident in those states hit hardest by the slump in the housing market. The western states of California, Arizona, and Nevada each saw a double-digit drop in the average consumer credit score during the first quarter of this year. With average consumer credit scores declining and lending requirements moving in the opposite direction, one thing has become clear: our national credit crisis has become a very personal credit crisis for millions of consumers. - Read more

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