This Expired Statute of Limitations Letter will inform a creditor or collection agency that a debt on which they are attempting to collect is time barred from enforcement by the courts. Many collection agencies will attempt to collect on a debt although the statute has expired but it is up to you whether or not you want to pay this debt. This letter specifically states that if the collection agency pursues the matter in court, the debtor will dispute the debt and let the court know that the statute of limitations has expired. It also states that the collection agency should have no further contact with you regarding this matter. A written Expired Statute of Limitations Notice Letter will serve as a record of your communication in the event of further action by the collector.

This Expired Statute of Limitations Notice Letter contains the following provisions:

• Parties: Sets forth the name and address of the collection agency or attorney;
• Account Details: Sets out the details regarding the collector’s attempts to collect this debt;
• Dispute of Debt/Cease Communication: Sets forth that debtor disputes the validity of the debt, that all communication regarding this debt should cease and that debtor considers the matter closed.

Protect Yourself and Your Rights by using this accurate and up-to-date form. This attorney-prepared package includes:

1. Information
2. Expired Statute of Limitations Notice Letter

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states