Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New Jersey

Statute of Limitations
What is the statute of limitations on debt collecting in NJ?

Asked on 2/02/06, 9:24 pm

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Dale Lundquist (Solo)

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Re: Statute of Limitations

It depemds upon the basis of the debt but with very few exceptions, it is 6 years.

Answered on 2/03/06, 7:34 am

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