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Kathy Y
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I apologize for this question, I have read through SO many posts on here that my eyes are crossing. I am trying to figure out how to calculate the SOL (I'm in Texas) I used a link from this forum and found that it's 4 years and this is it:

§ 16.004. FOUR-YEAR LIMITATIONS PERIOD. (a) A person

must bring suit on the following actions not later than four years

after the day the cause of action accrues:

(1) specific performance of a contract for the

conveyance of real property;

(2) penalty or damages on the penal clause of a bond to

convey real property;

(3) debt;

(4) fraud; or

(5) breach of fiduciary duty.

I think this is it, but what does 'after the day the cause of action accrues' mean?

I've found so many different answers: after the last payment, after the last charge, after the first time you became late and never got current... I don't know what to use and we're talking about a month or two difference and they're taking me to court, so it really matters which answer is correct.

I appreciate any help! :oops:

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Accrue means to grow or increase, which relates to when the debt went delinquent.

I say this as the norm when an account goes delinquent, the balance grows due to added interest and fees. I would say this is just their way of identifying the date of first delinquency to begin the count for the 4 year period.

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I went late in 6/03 and was never current again, but there were payments made after that. In the Tx law it says a payment doesn't make the contract new, it has to be in writing, so I thought that would mean 4 years from when I never got current again.

Now the credit report says it should stay on record until 7/2008 and the first late it shows is 30 days as of 1/2001. (I thought that was because they only kept data from so far back.) What's interesting to me is that I disputed it with Experian and they deleted it. So if that means if Wells Fargo can't prove it, then the lawyers can't either, correct?

Thanks

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