CFPB consumer payment · Open
The Mortgage Law Group and Consumer First Legal Group CFPB redress
This distribution refunds fees that people paid to The Mortgage Law Group or Consumer First Legal Group, two operations the CFPB pursued over mortgage-assistance relief services. The CFPB has listed the payments as ongoing since March 2026, which makes it one of the Bureau's more recent distributions. If you paid either firm for help with a mortgage or a foreclosure you may be eligible; there is no claim form, so the step that matters is making sure the administrator can reach you. Amounts are estimates tied to the fees on record, and nothing in the process costs anything.
There is no claim form for this one. The administrator pays consumers it has already identified, so the useful step is to make sure they can reach you — not to file anything. Anyone offering to file it for you, for a fee, is selling you nothing.
Facts from the official materials
- Status
- Open
- Type
- CFPB consumer payment
- Category
- Housing
- Defendant / company
- The Mortgage Law Group, LLP and Consumer First Legal Group, LLC
- Administrator
- Rust Consulting (CFPB third-party administrator)
- Claim deadline
- See official notice
- States
- See official notice (often nationwide)
- Proof
- No claim to file — payments are sent automatically
- Possible amount
- Varies — paid automatically, no claim form
- Source confidence
- high
- Last verified
- September 6, 2026
Covered products and services
- Mortgage assistance relief services
CFPB v. The Mortgage Law Group, LLP and Consumer First Legal Group, LLC
The CFPB describes these payments as refunds of fees people paid to the two firms, so the amount tracks what was paid and is an estimate rather than a guaranteed sum. There is no claim form, no deadline and no fee at any stage.
Eligibility questions
These questions help you decide whether to read the official notice. They are not a legal determination.
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