[ladams5864]

My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Texas

I was sued in three separate cases by chase bank for credit card debt, in two cases they obtained a judgement, in the last case they filed and were granted a notice of non suit, why would they do that?, so they can sue me later? They already have 2 judgements...what can they do to me?..I lost my job and cannot pay, please help with any info, thx

[Mr. Knowitall]

We have no way of knowing their motivation. Perhaps they found a problem with their documentation of the claim. If the dismissal was without prejudice and the statute of limitations has not yet run, they can refile.

They presumably will try to collect the money you owe them under the judgment. If you don't have income, money or assets with which to pay them, they may have to wait for a while.

[ladams5864]

Thanks for your help, the other 2 judgements are separate cases, the third they file for nonsuit without prejudice, what is the statute of limitaions in Texas for this type case?

We have no way of knowing their motivation. Perhaps they found a problem with their documentation of the claim. If the dismissal was without prejudice and the statute of limitations has not yet run, they can refile.

They presumably will try to collect the money you owe them under the judgment. If you don't have income, money or assets with which to pay them, they may have to wait for a while.

[Lecasbas]

Found this listing:

http://www.statuteoflimitations.net/...imitations.htm

Credit cards are typically open accounts.

You might search further on nonsuit for Texas to see if it tolls the statute of limitations. I read where a nonsuit in Virginia tolls the SOL 6 months.

[ladams5864]

Thanks, I appreciate your help