Question on SOL for Capital One

[snowbudies]

I used to live in NV which is where I originally got the credit card, I moved to FL two years ago. My ex-husband lives in NV still at an address where I never lived in but he got this letter in the mail from an attorney representing Capital One. They claimed that I have a judgement against me, I checked both NV and FL and they haven't filed anything on either.

Capital One uses Virginia for its contract Law and FL has a borrowing statute and NV doesn't but I'm pretty sure I'm outside of FL's 4 year SOL as well. What can I do to make sure they don't file suit in NV, should I just call the attorney and give them my new address? Pretty much all of my other creditors have my new address, I gave an address change when I moved so I don't understand why they would be sending anything to my ex-husband at an address I have never lived at. I have spent a lot of time reading these very helpful threads today on a different matter and I'm hoping someone has some advice for me.  Thank you in advance.

[BackFromTheDebt]

If I were you I would contact the law firm immediately and demand a copy of the judgment.  
 

Let them know you are in Florida and they need to mail to you you ASAP. 
 

 

[snowbudies]

@BackFromTheDebt I will call them tomorrow, thank you!!

[Bulldoger]

Did you search using the case number in surrounding courts once I got sued in city courthouse when I live in a county should have been sued in county courthouse.