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We are a debt relief agency helping people file for bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy Code. None of the information provided here or anywhere on this website should be construed as legal advice. This weblog does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you wish to receive legal advice, please call this office or an attorney of your choosing in your jurisdiction. Advertising. In accordance with rules established by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts this website must be labeled "advertising". Sanjay Sankaran is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts.

Liability for medical expenses

Uninsured medical expenses are often a good reason to seek relief by a bankruptcy discharge of debt, but people saying to themselves “I’m in good health, I don’t have uninsured medical expenses” may want to consider their potential liability as guarantors. Often, if you are the guarantor for expenses incurred by your child or parent, you are equally responsible for this debt. And minor children cannot be responsible for their medical expenses, so the burden then falls to the designated parent or legal guardian. Don’t forget to list your liability as guarantor for anyone else’s medical expenses, in order for the provider to get notice and for you to receive a full discharge relieving you of responsibility for the debt. Contact a qualified bankruptcy attorney in your jurisdiction if you have questions about the extent of your liability for medical expenses.

May 21st, 2009 by Administrator