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Massachusetts Utility Debt Laws

Everything you need to know about utility debt in Massachusetts: SOL is 6 years, garnishment capped at 15% of gross wages, and 3 state-specific protections apply.

6 years

SOL (open/revolving accounts)

$800

Avg utility debt

15% of gross wages

Garnishment cap

How to Dispute Utility Debt in Massachusetts

1
File complaint with state Public Utility Commission
2
Request billing audit and meter verification
3
Apply for utility assistance programs (LIHEAP)
4
Dispute estimated vs actual billing
5
Challenge reconnection fees if disconnect was improper

Massachusetts State Law

Chapter 93A Consumer Protection

File complaints: AG Consumer Protection

Relevant Federal Laws

  • FDCPA (15 USC 1692)
  • FCRA (15 USC 1681)
  • FTC Act 5
  • CFPB Reg F

Massachusetts Consumer Protections

Chapter 93A — treble damages for willful violations
Low 15% wage garnishment
Strong AG enforcement

Utility Debt Tips for Massachusetts Residents

Utilities must offer payment plans in most states
Estimated billing can be challenged with actual meter reads
Many states ban winter disconnection for heat

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