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Sub: #1 SOL on PA judgement
Replied on 02-21-2008, 01:51 PM
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What is the SOL in PA for the enforcement of a judgment?

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Replied on 02-21-2008, 01:54 PM
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Pennsylvania Statute of Limitations

Contracts: 4 years, (used to be six).

Contracts under seal: 20 years.

Sale of goods under UCC: 4 years.

Negotiable instruments: 6 years (13 PA C.S.A. .§311.


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Jazzy4136, for the state of PA the 4 year SOL would apply for any action upon a judgment or decree of any court of the United States or any other state. (for the purposes of PA)


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Sub: #4 PA judgement
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JCEMT,
Are you a debt counselor? Are you sure about this 4 year SOL on collecting a judgement?

So if a judgement was filed in 2001 in PA, the SOL is 4 years and has expired. Is it true that the debt collector can no longer take action to force collection of the debt? If the judgement was renew, would I have received notification? I haven't received any notification since the original judgement in 2001.




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PENNSYLVANIA STATE LAWS
http://members.aol.com/StatutesPA/Index.html

Interest Rate: Legal:6% Judgment:6%

Statute of Limitations
Open Acct:4 § 5525
Written Contract:4
Domestic Judgment:5 (writ of revival within 5 yrs.)
Foreign Judgment:4
Lien against real estate 5 yrs
Personal property Ex:20 yrs.

Bad Check Laws (civil penalty): After demand and judgment triple damages in amount equal to $100 or 3 times the check amount whichever
is greater up to $500.

General Garnishment Exemptions: 100% of wages, certain pensions, retirement accounts & Keogh plan under certain circumstances, and $300

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Does anyone know if you are notified if a judgment is renewed?




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Replied on 06-26-2008, 06:41 AM
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You'll probably have to dig it up but it should be in the link I posted. Generally they have a small window of time to renew the judgement and you should be notified. Hit the county court web site or go down to the courthouse yourself and pull the file.

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Replied on 06-26-2008, 07:38 AM
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How many times can the judgment be renewed?




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Replied on 06-27-2008, 05:55 AM
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I'm sorry...the PA RCP and Statutes are very difficult to go thru so i haven't been able to find that info. Hopefully some one more versed in PA law will jump in.

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Replied on 06-27-2008, 06:07 AM
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Thanks for trying

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Sub: #11 judgements
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i have a judgement against me from a collection agency that
bought my debt, but the last time that i paid the original
owner of the debt was in 2004 so can this ca keep this judgement against me. The judgement is also on my house title so i cannot refinance please help!

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how many judgements can you have in pa.

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I know some of these are OLD ... by SOL is 6 years on Credit Cards - Most Cards are Open Accouts ..... IT dont matter how many Times a Card accout is sold ... that time doesnt restart , I was told by Collecters it does is WRONG .... Good site to check for PA SOL is is being added
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Collectio...ting-Debts.htm
also more good INFO is Found here
http://www.fair-debt-collection.com/...mitations.html
WARNING THERE Are a few scam going around ... If a collecter don't seem right ... hang up and start doing your homwork ... Anything over 6 years old on Cards ... most Judges will Toss them out !! better to goto Court then be SCAMED

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Sub: #14 cc debt sol
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every where i ve looked it says 4 years in Pa. Now that 4 years starts from the time the account first went delinquent. there is a pa court case it involved dell financial services. The judge ruled in the case that indeed the sol had expired in the 4 years. i couldnt find the link. I ve been in more than collection action than most. the negatives dont come off your credit report for 6 years after they first report a charge off i believe,so it is really like 7 years. expect to pay higher interest rate on all your loans and insurance good luck even getting a home loan now. 1 year ago my scores were around 600 now with all the negatives finally gone 780's own a house new car all with great interest rates.the past 7 years was hell, now i dont have to worry anymore




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