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Debt buyers can't take you to court to collect on time-barred debt. https://www.lemberglaw.com/fdcpa/fdcp... If you've been threatened or sued regarding a debt beyond the statute of limitations, remember this number: 1-877-637-5918. The federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) is a law that prohibits debt collectors from abusing you, threatening you, or embarrassing you when they attempt to collect a debt. All too often, debt buyers purchase old debt and then threaten consumers with lawsuits for bills that are past the statute of limitations. This is also called time-barred debt. At Lemberg Law, we help people get the compensation they deserve for illegal debt collection threats. The FDCPA and state laws provide consumers with a way to fight back against debt harassment. Under the FDCPA, you can sue debt collectors for threatening to take you to court over an old debt and recover up to $1,000. Call now to speak to a member of our legal team and get your questions answered. Learn how you can sue debt collectors for harassment. Lemberg Law. No Retainers. No Hassles. Just Results. Time-Barred Debt | Get Free Help Now | 877-637-5918 | Debt Buyers | FDCPA | Lemberg Law Time-barred debt is old debt that is past the statute of limitations. This means that a debt collector can't take you to court and try to get a judgment against you for old debt. This doesn't mean that they won't try. A Federal Trade Commission study found that debt buyers do take consumers to court for time-barred debt. You should know that there is a statute of limitations on credit card debt and other types of debt. The statute of limitations varies from state to state. If a debt buyer has been hounding you about an ancient debt, you need to understand your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). You also need to avoid falling into the traps that debt collectors set when they go about trying to collect a time-barred debt. This video will provide you with some things to keep in mind when dealing with the statute of limitations on credit card collection and other types of debt. If you've suffered from threats of lawsuits by debt collectors, you do have options. Remember, under the law you can recover up to $1,000 for violations of the FDCPA. Call Lemberg Law right now to get the justice you deserve. Lemberg Law has helped more than 8,000 clients recover more than $20 million. If you have experienced collection harassment and abuse, we'll be happy to provide you with a free case evaluation. If we take your case, it won't cost you a dime. That's because the law requires that debt collection agencies that violate the law pay your court costs and legal fees. Lemberg Law has helped consumers with a wide variety of debt harassment cases. We can help you, too. Time-Barred Debt | Get Free Help Now | 877-637-5918 | Debt Buyers | FDCPA | Lemberg Law In order to increase your chances of prevailing in an FDCPA case, keep records of all phone calls and correspondence, such as the dates and times of contact, with whom you spoke, and what the debt collector said. To find out if you have a collection harassment claim, visit https://www.lemberglaw.com or call 1-877-637-5918 for free legal help. FDCPA Statute Limitations Debt Collection Statute of Limitations Statute of Limitations on Collections Statute of Limitations for Collecting Debt Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection Old Debt Statute of Limitations Time-Barred Debt Debt Buyers Time-Barred Debt | Get Free Help Now | 877-637-5918 | Debt Buyers | FDCPA | Lemberg Law Attorney Advertising - This is Not Legal Advice Sergei Lemberg, Esq. is the Connecticut Attorney responsible for this advertisement. Consumers should not assume that they are entitled to any compensation as a result of bringing a claim. Any compensation and any results obtained would depend upon specific factual and legal circumstances of each case.