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Originally Posted by AK lawyer

Withoiut a pending or threatened lawsuit, any thought of a SOL is meaningless.

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We don't even know if the OP was served properly. You need to stop reading into questions and giving answers based on your assumptions. You bring up "pending" lawsuits which don't exist and keep saying that the debt was within SOL when you haven't the slightest idea what state it was filed it.

Once again, please stop reading into the question and answer it as it has been posted.

I find your "s*g" in the wind comment - as well as some of your other, similar comments to be both offense and very un-Attorney like (if that is a word, which it's not).

Are you sure you're a law school graduate?

EDIT: You apparently are big and brave OFF the Board. NEVER send me another private message. I stand by everything I've said. In all the years I've been working in the legal field I have NEVER seen an Attorney use the phrasing you use (for example, s*g in the wind) as proof he/she is professional.

You are licensed in Alaska, living in Florida without the funds to either take the Florida Bar OR return to Alaska and you have nasty comments about me?

Keep it on the Board.

Thanks to all who answered my posted question with regard to the statute of limitations... it is now August and I am stilll fighting for my mother in court over the same issue. We go to court again in the morning. I read all the responses to my question and seem to have created quite a stir among two particular individuals. Please let me express my gratitude to all whom took the time to advise, I greatly appreciate it.
By the way, my mother had purchased these items while living in Florida. She had resided there for 13 years. After purchasing the merchandise, a stove, my step father told her to get out of the marital home. He was very abusive and more or less forced her to leave where upon she came here to NJ. She did not originally defend herself in this civil suit because she had just gotten out of the hospital from cardiac arrest. She also has lung cancer. So you see, she is not a fraudulent individual as one person has suggested. She is just an ederly woman who has fallen upon extremely hard times.

Thanks to all who answered my posted question with regard to the statute of limitations... it is now August and I am stilll fighting for my mother in court over the same issue. We go to court again in the morning. I read all the responses to my question and seem to have created quite a stir among two particular individuals. Please let me express my gratitude to all whom took the time to advise, I greatly appreciate it.
By the way, my mother had purchased these items while living in Florida. She had resided there for 13 years. After purchasing the merchandise, a stove, my step father told her to get out of the marital home. He was very abusive and more or less forced her to leave where upon she came here to NJ. She did not originally defend herself in this civil suit because she had just gotten out of the hospital from cardiac arrest. She also has lung cancer. So you see, she is not a fraudulent individual as one person has suggested. She is just an ederly woman who has fallen upon extremely hard times.