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No. Except for fines, taxes or levies, you cannot be arrested for an unpaid bill (medical or otherwise) in Texas unless there is fraud involved.

No. Except for fines, taxes or levies, unless there is fraud involved, you cannot be arrested for an unpaid bill (medical or otherwise) in Texas.

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