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Statute of Limitations Calculator helps you determine the deadline for legal action based on the date of an incident and the applicable statute of limitations period.
Using our Statute of Limitations Calculator is quick and easy. Follow these steps to find out your deadline for legal action:
Input the date when the incident occurred.
Enter the statutory period for filing a claim as a number of years (e.g., 6 years).
Get the calculated deadline for initiating legal proceedings based on your inputs.
Identify the date from which you need to start counting. This could be the date of an event, the date of a court order, or the date of filing.
Court deadlines are often defined by statutory periods (e.g., 30 days, 60 days). Ensure you know the specific period applicable to your case.
Determine if the deadline is counted in calendar days or business days. Calendar days include weekends and holidays, while business days exclude weekends and holidays.
Simply add the number of days to the start date. Exclude weekends and holidays. You can use a business day calculator or manually count excluding weekends and recognized holidays.
If the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, it may be extended to the next business day. Check local court rules for specific extensions.
Some jurisdictions or courts may have specific rules regarding deadlines, such as extensions for service of process.
Here are the main triggers for the IRS underpayment penalty:
Deadline: October 31
For business days, exclude weekends:
Deadline: November 14
If incorrect details are entered, the calculated deadline may be inaccurate. Double-check your inputs and try again to ensure accurate results.
The calculator provides estimates based on the information you input. For specific legal advice or complex situations, consult with a legal professional.
This tool is designed for general use. For specific types of claims or jurisdictions, it’s advisable to seek legal counsel.
No, our Statute of Limitations Calculator is free to use.
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