Re: NJ Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection
Posted by Roxie on 8/08/06
On 8/04/06, Mike C wrote: > I have a question regarding the statute of limitations for > debt collection in NJ. I had a medical procedure in October > 1997. I paid the doctor what I owed from the insurance by > the end of that year. After that, I never received a bill > from the doctor or credit collection agency- until May > 2006. The collection agency states I owe money on this > account (almost 1500) Hasn't the statue of limitations an > out of this account? What are my options to fight this > alleged debt? Hi Mike, I am currently experiencing a similar situation and I am having difficulties in classifying medical debt under the correct SOL. However, I just wanted to share with you that your debt seems pretty old and their is a strong possibility that the SOL has expired. The collection agency will make an effort to receive one payment toward the debt from you, which may re-start your SOL depending on your state. So far, I have not been confirm the authenication of this information. This is the website: Be careful!! http://fair- debt-collection.com/statue-limitations-explained.html
Posts on this thread, including this one
- NJ Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection, 8/04/06, by Mike C.
- Re: NJ Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection, 8/08/06, by Roxie.
- Re: NJ Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection, 3/17/08, by Terry.
- Re: NJ Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection, 3/17/08, by Mike C.
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