- Demand to see the invoices and
Medical Debts. Should you take out a loan to pay them?
An email from a client (edited to preserve confidentiality):
“Good morning. On October 31, 2022, [my husband] had to have surgery to remove his gallbladder. The hospital is requiring payments of approximately $400 a month on the $5,049.97, a sum I am unable to accommodate with our budget. My husband’s income makes us ineligible for
Reinventing Credit Counseling
The credit counseling profession has been turned upside down over the past 20 years. When I first started representing clients in bankruptcy cases, we would routinely refer clients to a Consumer Credit Counseling Services of Nebraska if we thought bankruptcy could be avoided.
Unfortunately, CCCSN closed in 2015 and there was no local professional left
Problems with the Debt Snowball Method
Are you liable for medical debts your doctor fails to submit to insurance?
Garnishment of Joint Bank Accounts
Health Savings Accounts & Bankruptcy
File Response to Lawsuit Even When You Owe the Debt
