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The statute of limitations on debt in Arkansas puts a time limit on the amount of time you can be sued for a debt.
Oral Contract: 6 years
Written Contract: 6 years
Promissory Note: 3 years
Open-Ended Accounts: 3 years
Arkansas Statute of Limitations on Debt
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