No, a lien is not possible for a medical debt. However, if the collections agency was to sue you and one a judgment that would effect your home if you tried to sell or refinance. This is because a title search is done in both cases, and will list all the taxes owed, mortgages, liens, and any judgments in the name of the listed owners; and the courts require payment of all those debts in that order of priority.
Collection agencies can collect for Florida hospitals. Medical bills are not looked on as poorly as other bills when offers of credit are being considered.
If the bill was late enough to be sent to a collection agency, the collection of that bill has been turned over to that collection agency as well.
Yes, unfortunately a collection agency can charge interest and other fees when they obtain a debt.
== == no they can not do so for a medical bill.
Yes.
Yes, it is generally legal for a medical practice in Florida to add a fee to a patient balance before sending it to a collection agency, as long as this practice is clearly outlined in the patient's agreement or consent forms. However, it is important for the practice to comply with state and federal laws regarding debt collection practices and patient billing.
Go to the clerk of court office for the county in which you received the tickets, and they will give you a printout of the name and phone number of the collection agency that has them.
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A Commercial Collection Agency is and agency that collects debt on behalf of their clients, same as a consumer collection agency, but a commercial collection agency collects business to business.
Yes, they can collect from the parents or legal guardian.
a collection agency can collect where ever they need to. they purchased the debt from the timeshare company (to use your example). what i don't know is if they can impact your credit if for instance you were in the US and the collection agency or timeshare company is out of the country.
You get a letter from the paid collection agency and send it as proof of payment to the new agency. In the mean time, you call the new agency and dispute the claim of debt. If they receive the letter and still harrass you, then you have the right to sue and turn their neames over to the BBB. This is only if you paid in full. If you settled, then the next agency can try to get the unpaid amount. Remember, there is a 4 year period on medical bills. After that, they can't collect, unless the hospital revitalized your account.