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Traffic violation procedures in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
Can someone please get back to me on my post? I’m looking for anyone who actually knows their way around this stuff.
Hey everyone, quick question for the group. My sister just got hit with a notice yesterday from some debt collection agency out of Washington, D.C.—I think they’re one of those aggressive outfits—stating she either needs to settle her outstanding balance immediately or face a lawsuit. She’s totally freaking out right now and is basically ready to drop her entire next paycheck just to make it go away. But here's what I'm wondering: does she actually *have* to pay this? The debt itself dates back nearly four years, and if I remember my consumer rights correctly, isn't there a statute of limitations after three years for stuff like mail-order purchases? If the debt has actually expired, what’s the play here? Does she need to send them a formal letter or something to shut it down?
Traffic violation procedures in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
Hey everyone, I’ve got a bit of a situation I wanted to run by you all. My sister just got hit with this heavy-handed letter yesterday from some debt collection agency based out of Chicago—basically telling her she either needs to cough up what she owes right now or they’re taking her straight to court. She’s totally freaking out about it and is ready to drop her entire next paycheck just to make it go away. But I’m sitting here wondering if she actually *has* to pay this thing, considering the debt itself is nearly four years old. Doesn't the statute of limitations kick in after three years for stuff like retail installment contracts? If it really is expired, what’s the play here? Does she need to send them a formal notice or something to shut it down?