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SOL's are established by state laws. Not all debts have the same applicable SOL and some states allow the state where the debt was made to use that state's SOL. That can also depend on the type of debt, written contract, open account, etc. The assumption that SOL expiration automatically negates a debt is not necessarily accurate. ("Macky"... macky83@juno.com)

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