Can the state of Illinois collect on a debt 27 yrs

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Sub: #1 Can the state of Illinois collect on a debt 27 yrs
Replied on 05-24-2011, 08:15 PM
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Can the state of Illinois collect on a debt 27 yrs. old ?




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Yes, they can try to collect the debt. But, they can't sue you for non-repayment of the debt as it is well past the Sol period in the state.


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Can the monies be deducted from my social securuty check legally ? I was sent a letter by the Dept of Treasury




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Replied on 05-25-2011, 02:25 AM
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Oh yeah....student loans and child support for example can garnish your social security.

State debts are exempt from SOL. They can sue you at anytime.

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