Tag: statute of limitations

• 30 July 2015
• by: Justin Harelik
• in: Bankruptcy Issues, Bankruptcy Law
• tag: bankruptcy, college credit cards, discharge of your debts, filing for bankruptcy, filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy, southern california bankruptcy attorneys, statute of limitations, westgate law
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Going to college is (in most cases) an excellent decision. It’s a good choice, a worthy goal, a nice move, a lovely aspiration, etc. But for some reason, once the decision is made many of us lose all logic. We suddenly BECOME college students. And college students, seemingly by definition, make mistakes. They think photos […]

• 23 July 2015
• by: Justin Harelik
• in: Bankruptcy Issues, Bankruptcy Law
• tag: bankruptcy, college credit cards, discharge of your debts, filing for bankruptcy, filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy, southern california bankruptcy attorneys, statute of limitations, westgate law
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Going to college is (in most cases) an excellent decision. It’s a good choice, a worthy goal, a nice move, a lovely aspiration, etc. But for some reason, once the decision is made many of us lose all logic. We suddenly BECOME college students. And college students, seemingly by definition, make mistakes. They think photos […]

• 06 March 2015
• by: Justin Harelik
• in: Bankruptcy Issues
• tag: California law, california statute of limitations, collecting the money, general debt recovery, obtaining payment for personal loans, southern california attorneys, statute of limitations, stiffed on a personal loan, suing them for payment, suing to collect on a personal debt, westgate law
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In the event that you loan money to a friend, family member, or acquaintance that fails to pay, there are a couple factors that need to be considered before you decide how to collect a personal debt. In most cases, you must sue within four years of the date you loaned the money or the […]