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What is a Statute of Limitations?
The amount of time after you reach the age of 18 before your claim is no longer be enforceable.
The amount of time is different in every State, territory, or other location.
The time period might be one, two, or ten or more years after you are 18.
In some States, the period does not start until you could have discovered your injury.
Which Statute Do Sexual Abuse Survivors Use?
The Statute of the State or location in which the abuse occurred.
The law of the State or location in which you were abused controls, not where you live now.
If you were abused in more than one State location then you have a claim in each State location.
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Bill to lift the statute of limitations in child sex assault civil claims hangs in the balance at the Colorado capitol
Date:
April 22nd, 2025
Source:
cbsnews.com
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Tennessee legislature passes bill extending statute of limitations for most child sexual abuse cases
Date:
April 13th, 2025
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wbir.com
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Texas Bill Regarding NDAs Moves Forward: How Will It Impact Churches?
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April 4th, 2025
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Survivors of sexual abuse urge Missouri lawmakers to end statute of limitations
Date:
March 27th, 2025
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kmbc.com
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IHOPKC survivors enter political arena, push for Missouri lawmakers to make this change
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March 27th, 2025
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