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Old Jun 21, 2008, 09:52 AM
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can creditors sue
Can creditors sue you for non payment in the state of Texas? I had heard that they cant.

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Yes, you can be sued in Texas.
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Can creditors sue you for non payment in the state of Texas? I had heard that they cant.
Welcome to AMHD. Just curious: non payment of what?
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Without knowing the particular laws of Texas, I'm gonna assume yes...or everyone who defaulted on a credit card would be moving to Texas...
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yes, they may sue and get a judgement, there are some limitations on what they can do to collect
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