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Statute of Limitations

By: Jay | 2011-04-28 | Credit Cards
Every state has laws that places limits on various types of legal action. What is of greatest interest in the world of credit repair is the statute of limitations on debt collection, which may be named specifically in the laws or covered under a more general blanket statute of limitations. read more

Zoloft Statute of Limitations

By: ZoloftBirthInjuries | 2012-04-03 | Health and safety
What is the statute of limitations for your Zoloft related birth injury case? Never assume that it's too late to bring your case forward. Fill out a Zoloft case evaluation form and find out if you have a claim. read more

Car Accident Statute of Limitations

By: Joseph M. Maus | 2010-10-13 | Personal injury
A woman is involved in a car accident 4 years ago. There were no witnesses at the accident scene. Now, 7 days before the statute of limitations is set to expire the other party is trying to sue. Did they fulfill their obligation correctly, or can the suit be dismissed read more

Statute of Limitations - Personal Injury

By: Joseph Devine | 2010-03-28 | Criminal
When an individual suffers injury in a car accident, incident on someone else's property, or due to the neglect of another individual, he or she may face a lengthy recovery time. This article discusses the statute of limitations placed on personal injury lawsuits. read more

Legal Claims and the Statute of Limitations

By: Joseph Devine | 2010-03-27 | Personal injury
This article discusses the reasons for establishing a statute of limitations on personal injury claims. It also discusses the importance of the statute of limitations for both the prosecution and the defense. read more

What is a Statute of Limitation?

By: Sara Goldstein | 2010-10-13 | Personal injury
A statute of limitations is a law that puts a time limit on pressing charges related to a specific event. Each state has its own time limits, or statute of limitations, that differ for each crime. These laws are not at all straightforward and are very difficult to understand. read more

Medical Malpractice and Statute of Limitations

By: R. Klettke | 2011-11-12 | Personal injury
The statute of limitations with respect to medical malpractice cases can be complex and difficult to calculate. Not only do the laws differ from state to state, time limitations change according to type of injury and whether the claim involves a governmental entity. There can also be various exceptions according to the age of the plaintiff. read more

IRS Statute of Limitations on Back Taxes

By: Mike M McNamee | 2010-03-27 | Taxes
Did you know that the IRS only has 10 years to collect taxes from you? The IRS won't tell you this information and a lot of people pay money to the IRS when they legally do not have to. Read the rest of this article to find out more. read more

What is the Credit Card Debt Statute of Limitations?

By: Jason Rodriguez | 2010-03-30 | Debt Management
Most laws have a statute of limitations. Even criminal prosecutions have a time limit (except in the case of murder), and if enough time has passed since your violation then you're home free. When it comes to debt obligations, there is also a statute of limitations you need to be aware of. read more

What Are the Credit Card Debt Statute of Limitations?

By: Josh Ramos | 2010-03-31 | Debt Management
Did you know that there is a statute of limitation on collecting debt? That means that if a creditor or debt collection agency is attempting to get you to pay an outstanding debt that has been around a long time, they will be unsuccessful in suing you if your debt has been delinquent longer than the statute of limitations allows. read more

Is There a Statute of Limitations For Credit Card Debt?

By: Duke D | 2010-03-30 | Credit
There are various laws for different states with regard to credit card debt statute of limitations. The statute of limitations for C card debt can be anywhere from as little as three years or go can go as high as ten years, and some states have higher limits than that. And while it might not seem like it, these laws are in place to help you, the consumer, and not the CC companies. read more

Credit Card Debt Statute of Limitation - What is It?

By: Hector Milla | 2010-03-19 | Debt Management
Usually when statute of limitations is spoken about, it's being referred to in criminal terms. State governments have a certain amount of time to bring charges against a person for a criminal act. The statute of limitations on credit card debt is very similar. Credit companies have a certain amount of time to successfully obtain a judgment against you. If they don't get the judgment, you no longer legally owe the money. The Federal Trade Commission refers to credit card debt as Time-barred Debts. read more

Statute of Limitations Credit Card Debt - Know Your Rights

By: Dan Morton | 2010-04-01 | Debt Management
Would you like to know how to get those aggressive debt collection agencies off your back? If the debt in question is past the statute of limitations (for your state), then you may have some legal rights to stop the harassing phone calls from bill collectors. read more

Judgment Recovery and Statute of Limitations for Judgment Recovery

By: David Jbalington | 2009-03-26 | Negotiation
The first thing the defendant or the debtor looks for is the statute of limitations for judgment recovery, if the time period for judgment recovery has lapsed the debtor is saved from paying the amount of judgment recovery and other debt. read more

IRS Statute of Limitations: Do Taxes Ever Expire?

By: Gordon | 2010-09-18 | Taxes
Many Americans believe that an IRS debt a debt for life, and that the tax collectors, they can-to-grave dog. Fortunately, this is not the case and there are statutory limits on the ability of the IRS to examine and collect taxes. Taxes expire at a certain time and in some cases IRS does not legally authorized to receive the money they collect. read more