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Generally, the statute of limitations ranges from three to ten years, and once it has expired, the debt is considered “time-barred” and the collection agency can no longer legallycollect on it. However, there are alternatives to court that can help you settle your debt.
Recent enforcement actions have targeted collection agencies that misrepresented attorney involvement, attempted to collect on debts without adequate documentation, or pursued no longer legallycollectibledebts.
Recent enforcement actions have targeted collection agencies that misrepresented attorney involvement, attempted to collect on debts without adequate documentation, or pursued no longer legallycollectibledebts.
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