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What is a Statute of Limitations?
The legal deadline for filing a claim or lawsuit in probate or trust litigation. Once the statute of limitations has expired, claims are generally barred from being brought to court.
The time limit set by law for bringing a legal action, including claims related to probate or trust litigation. Once the statute of limitations expires, a party can no longer file a lawsuit regarding that claim. In probate matters, this may apply to contests of a will, claims against an estate, or challenges to trust provisions, varying by jurisdiction and the type of claim.
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