Can I still sue my exhusband after 14 years for a Aniversery Ring he took from me.
Unfortunately, no. The statute of limitations for filing a law suit for Conversion (stealing/taking ) is 3 years.
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Unfortunately, no. The statute of limitations for filing a law suit for Conversion (stealing/taking ) is 3 years.
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Once again, Yes.