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Joann Said:

Medical repayment arrangement = mortgage/promissory note, what are the risks?

We Answered:

Boy...these are brutal terms...In ten years I've never heard of terms like these before. I know that hospitals can be aggressive debt collectors but this takes the cake. This is Exhibit A on why this nation so desperately needs health care reform.

You might want to think about letting them take you to court...and take your infant son with you and explain to the judge what occurred so you can work out a manageable repayment plan with the court as opposed to signing a document that may put your house in jeopardy.

Never, ever trust any "advise" or information provided by a law firm representing a party that is or may be suing you. Remember, the are 100% against you best interests. Accepting advise from them on what to do is like Tweety Bird accepting advise from Sylvester the Cat.
If you sign this document, be sure to hire an attorney to interpret what you are signing.....don't risk your home with "free" advise on this board that is probably from a unqualified source.
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Have you thought of approaching a local TV news station about this story or maybe a local newspaper? Perhaps to shame these people out of demanding such harsh terms to profit off of your sick newborn child...Another thought is contacting Michael Moore, the filmmaker who lives to hate insurance companies....He has used his influence to help people fight back against health insurance companies.