Account Closed this opens up the veteran to sue and reclaim the property within statue of limitations federal/state Misdemeanors: One year some statesFelonies: Three yearsThe statute of limitations for government claims is two years from the date of the incident.

The statue of limitations exposure to an unhealthy substance is 3 years so if they have a problem in 45 years (yes, it takes long term exposure and then decades for it to become a problem) the statute of limitations is long past. ;-) Seriously, long term exposure (decades) is the concern here, not intermittent exposure over a lifetime.2nd there is lead in paint prior to 1978.

Duguid, the Supreme Court interpreted the autodialer definition to have a narrow application, consistent with the text of the statute.

I won, but the statute of limitations is 3 years and should never have been allowed but the judge allowed it to proceed anyway.

He has not performed, has not paid taxes or insurance so my balance went way up with forced escrow account,  and loan has gone to 10% (It is/was a HELOC)  I need legal help to bring suit as statute runs out August this year! 

Based on  your suggestion I did read the statute and it requires the tenant to send a 7 day demand letter for return of security deposit by certified mail.

At @Jeff RabinowitzNo, the bank acts upon discovery of the breach, not the date it was committed, just as with fraud (and with fraud, any statute of limitation begins at the time of discovery, not the time of the act).

I'm sure it was a coincidence.Washington Attorney General’s investigation turns up additional foreclosure process problemsFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  Apr 5 2011"The state’s Deed of Trust statute was amended in 2008 to ensure that trustees are knowledgeable about Washington law and that they are available for last-minute payoffs when homeowners are trying to catch up on their mortgages or have a legitimate reason to stop a sale.

There is a 3 year statute of limitation on that kind of transaction. 

Google up your state mechanic lien statutes.