The time has gone for jail many years ago. You cannot be imprisoned for owing money.
April 2011 It seems in Connecticut they can and do put you in jail for failure to pay debts when it comes to lawyers and courts. My friend is in prison has been for 5 weeks and will sit for at least until May5,2011. By then he will have lost job electric phone his mortgage.
Typically you do not go to jail for failure to pay debts. However, you can go to jail for failure to pay money ordered to be paid by the court. It is contempt to not settle these debts. Most courts will allow an individual to arrange payments or provide a plan to pay off the debts. Failure to follow the plan could result in jail time.
Bet You Are Not There For Not Paying A Debt. NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You Cannot Be Put In Jail For A Debt.
No. Judgments for debt owed is a civil matter not a criminal one.
They may go to jail for not paying any debt.
In the United States you cannot be put in jail for owing a debt. You may however have your wages garnished by the court.
No. They can not put you in jail for not paying your bills (unless you committed some type of fraud perhaps).
Both Yes and No, Depending upon the country and state you live in... see related link for details
Defaulting on a payday loan is a civil crime - not a criminal offense. Therefore, you shouldn't have any jail time in Missouri for this. And, if a debt collector is threatening that you can and will go to jail for this, then they're full of it!
Yes you could be arrested for not paying your apartment debt.
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No, you cannot be sent to jail in Houston, Texas for not paying a payday loan. Failure to repay a payday loan is a civil, not a criminal, offense. However, creditors can take legal actions to collect the debt, such as filing a lawsuit or garnishing wages.
To stop paying on a debt is to "Default" on the credit agreement.
In the current environment, there is a low likelihood that one will be put in jail for not paying debt in Kuwait. The government has been moving towards a "someone in jail cannot pay their debt" stance for a while and, given the Iranian bailout, most of the banks are looking to work with consumers to rework outstanding loans. Speak with the financial institution(s) that you have loan(s) with and workout the debt with them.