medical bills bankruptcy
If you declare bankruptcy does it cover medical bills?
I have a TON of medical bills, I went through this time of being very sick and went to the hospital at least 1 every 2 weeks. So therefore my medical bills are outrageous!
I’m a single mother currently trying to pay for a lawyer, and I work part time at Pizza Hut. The most I work every week is 25 hours! I’m in the process of finding a new job but as you can see I’m defiantly not making a fortune working there.
I figure my only option is to declare bankruptcy, I can’t think of anything else. I have to do something before they start garnishing my wages! My credit is already horrible so I’m not too concerned about that but it still bothers me.
If you have any ideas on how I can get this taken care of please let me know!! Also if I do need to declare bankruptcy then let me know if they cover medical bills and how it all works. I dont know where to begin.
Thanks
Well, most hospital and doctors offices have a assistance program. If your only working part time and have children most likely you would qualify for that. All you do is call the billing number and tell them you would like to speak to someone in regards to this. Most likely you would not owe them anything. This even works if they have went to collection. But make sure you call the Original debtor RE: Hospital, doctor, etc Hope that helps.
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