Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Re: Statue of limitations on debt collection

The Statute of Limitations is not your problem. The duration of a judgment is what you should be interested in. They last for ten years, unless there is a renewal filed for another ten years.

Re: Statue of limitations on debt collection

A judgment is good for 10 years, and can be renewed for another 10 years.

Statute of limitations applies before a judgment, not after.

Re: Statue of limitations on debt collection

judgments are good for ten years and can be renewed. The judgment could have been assigned to someone else, you may want to check on that.

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