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Date: Wed, 02/28/2007 - 19:27

Submitted by anonymous
on Wed, 02/28/2007 - 19:27

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My wife an i were involved in traffic accidents that left us out of work and unable to make a living. My son help out and this hurt his credit score because he missed some payments in order to help us make house payments and prevent foreclsoure. We prevented foreclosure a couple of months ago. Now the creditor for my wifes medical bills has a levy on our house and either plans to take our house or make it really diffcult to refinance our current mortgage. I just need a little helping hand. My wife is working again and we are able to make past due payments. But, the whole issue with the house is causing stress and preventing us from paying more on our past due bills.


Make some phone calls to the person having your wife's medical bills and try to work out a payment plan. You will have to keep re-negotiating until something better gets fixed up. How much is the total medical debt? There are some consolidation companies that include medical debts. You can hire their services in case you are unable to negotiate with the creditor. They are professionals and know better ways to approach the creditors and fix up a payment plan.


lrhall41

Submitted by trophy on Thu, 03/01/2007 - 12:58

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I agree with Goudah. It is shame. How do they think you are going to pay something when you are out of work and how are you suppose to recover with knowing that you may not have a place to live. Makes you wonder if people have a concious (sp) any more. It has gotten to where everything is about the all mighty dollar and nothing else. The world has lost it's compassion (probably spelt this wrong too), for people and trying to help a fellow human being out!


lrhall41

Submitted by 2nband on Thu, 03/01/2007 - 13:20

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Just wondering about terminology here...is a levy the same as a judgement where the creditor can actually take your house? Or are they talking about a lien against the property? If it is a lien, that just means you can't sell the house until the money you owe that creditor is paid.


lrhall41

Submitted by MoTR on Sun, 03/04/2007 - 07:26

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