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4 years is statute of limitations in CA REFERENCE Debt Cures by Kevin Trudeau. DON'T admit to your old debt or it can start all over.

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Q: I was sued by an insurance company for a motorcycle accident and want to know what the statute of limitations for judgments in California are.?
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