JP Chase Morgan Bank filed a collection suit against my ex-wife and myself XX/XX/XXXX. We hired and attorney and pointed out the debt was not owed and the case was dismissed WITH prejudice on XX/XX/XXXX. Since that time, JP Chase Morgan collectors have repeatedly contacted both of us attempting to collect this debt. When it is pointed out that we do not owe the debt and that they are attempting to collect on an noncollectable debt, the calls stop temporarily. Today, I was again contacted by a XXXX from JP Chase Morgan collections unit ( no last name given on voicemail but extension XXXX ). I again pointed out that this is an noncollectable debt and he stated he knew they can not file suit against us but they are still going to attempt collection and that the next step is to assign the debt to another collection company. I advised him to stop harassing us and no longer contact us via phone. 

How can JP Chase Morgan continue to attempt collection and threaten to assign this noncollectable debt to another collection company? This has to stop.