# Tennessee statute of limitations — in review

> Tennessee limitations periods for consumer debt, in attorney review before publication.

- Source: https://ottoforfirms.com/statute-of-limitations/tennessee/
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- Updated: 2026-09-01
- Status: in attorney review. Served noindex and excluded from the sitemap; do not cite as settled.

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**In attorney review.** The Tennessee limitations periods are being verified against the state's own code before publication. We do not publish a period we have not checked — this page will fill in when it has been reviewed and signed.

## Related

- [Alabama statute of limitations](https://ottoforfirms.com/statute-of-limitations/alabama/) — Neighbouring jurisdiction — written contract, oral contract, open account and promissory note.
- [Arkansas statute of limitations](https://ottoforfirms.com/statute-of-limitations/arkansas/) — Neighbouring jurisdiction — written contract, oral contract, open account and promissory note.
- [Georgia statute of limitations](https://ottoforfirms.com/statute-of-limitations/georgia/) — Neighbouring jurisdiction — written contract, oral contract, open account and promissory note.

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This is an informational reference, not legal advice, and using it creates no attorney-client relationship. Limitations periods turn on facts this page cannot know — which state's law governs, the contract type, when the claim accrued, and whether anything tolled or revived it. Confirm against the primary source and your own counsel before acting.
