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Statute of limitations (SOL), Date of last activity (DLA) and Date of Cause of Accrual

Date: Sun, 07/29/2018 09:00
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I started a credit card in NY 30 years ago where the SOL is 6 years. I have lived in Texas for the last 10 years where the SOL is 4 years. Based on Texas law the statute of limitations has run out. Which state law prevails?




Texas has jurisdiction. How long you have had it open is irrelevant. What the was the date of your last payment?

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