Cease and Desist Letter for Slander — How to Stop False Statements

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Cease and Desist Letter for Slander — What It Is and How It Works

A cease and desist letter for slander demands that a person or organization stop making false spoken statements about you. Unlike a cease and desist letter for debt collectors which is backed by federal FDCPA law, a slander cease and desist letter is a formal demand without automatic federal enforcement.

Every FDCPA violation is worth up to $1,000 in statutory damages. Use our free damages calculator to find out what your collector may owe you.

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