If you opened a credit card account in Florida and then moved to Colorado which statute of limitations would apply? |
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It will usually be the state where the person lived when the contract was made, in this case it would be Florida. However, the Florida SOL would have been restarted from the time the person moved to Colorado.
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Your credit card agreement will specify which laws will apply to the contract. It might not be Florida or Colorado! It could be New Jersey or some other state.
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If the creditor chose to use UCC laws and/or arbitration and won they would still have to file for a judgment in the state court in the county where the debtor resides.
That being the case, the debtor is entitled to use the SOL (if applicable). If the SOL is not valid the debtor may still use all real and personal property exemptions that apply under Colorado statae law.
First answer by ID83101227. Last edit by Macky. Contributor trust: 3078 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 28 [recommend question]
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