Statue of limitation in california

what's the statue of limitation in California for credit card Companys to sue.

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Rags

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by rags5:
what's the statue of limitation in California for credit card Companys to sue.

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Rags<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I live in GA I cannot help you with the limitations but I do no you cannot file on a credit card over 500.00 because of a new law passed this year

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by rags5:
what's the statue of limitation in California for credit card Companys to sue.

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My response:

The S/L is four years from the date of the last payment.

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My response:

The S/L is four years from the date of the last payment.

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Does that include all creditors,like a car loan?


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My response:

Yes. However, a car loan is secured by the car itself. It would be highly improbable that you could get away without paying on a car loan for 4 years, without the car being reposessed long before the 4 years was up.

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Thank you for all your replies, four years from the last payment. That leaves one year to go.I had four unsecured credit card accounts, two-two & a half years ago I retained a bankruptcy attorney but could not afford to make the payments. Two of the cards have recently sold the account, now they are calling and sending letters. I don't have the money to pay them.I can't afford bankruptcy any advice on what to do for the next year, or to get them off my back?
Thank you so much,
rags5

Thank you for all your replies, four years from the last payment. That leaves one year to go.I had four unsecured credit card accounts, two-two & a half years ago I retained a bankruptcy attorney but could not afford to make the payments. Two of the cards have recently sold the account, now they are calling and sending letters. I don't have the money to pay them.I can't afford bankruptcy any advice on what to do for the next year, or to get them off my back?
Thank you so much,
rags5