Absolutley, but they need to get a court order to do so, which they probably have or will. Unless both parties agree to a specific arrangent, the creditor is due the money owed as set by the terms of the original contract.
Yes, you can negotiate a payment plan with a debt collection agency for a medical bill in NY. Contact the agency to discuss your financial situation and propose a payment arrangement that works for you. Make sure to get the agreement in writing and stick to the payment plan to avoid any further collection actions.
Yes, employees of the government can have their checks garnished. You should call and set up a payment arrangement to avoid this.
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There is no "minimum payment" really. Any payment you send will be applied to your balance, however, most collection agencies will only agree to a payment arrangement if it meets their schedule to be paid within a certain time frame. If you are paying less collection activity would continue on your account.
unpaid collection on medical bills can possibly be reported on bureau, but payment history is not reported.
This will depend on the creditor. You can try calling them and asking if they are willing to set up a payment arrangement with you.
Yes, you can be sued over an outstanding debt. If you fear that you will be sued, you should call and set up a payment arrangement to cover the bill.
What may happen is the court will give the "Creditor" the ruling to Garnish Wages. Its a good idea to WRITE a letter to the creditor or Collection agency and see if you can reduce what you owe. You can negotiate a lower payment. Make sure you can afford that payment. What may happen is the court will give the "Creditor" the ruling to Garnish Wages. Its a good idea to WRITE a letter to the creditor or Collection agency and see if you can reduce what you owe. You can negotiate a lower payment. Make sure you can afford that payment.
Can my salary be garnished if I have not missed a child support payment
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.
Depending from state to state, most collection agencies cannot garnish your check unless you have signed for them to do so or they have a court order to do so. If you have signed I believe you can still rescind that agreement if you are current on payments. You can consult an attorney free of charge over the phone if necessary, find one in your area.
Unless you file with Social Security for disability for you ailments, you will unfortunately will be on the hook with the doctor who is trying to garnish your wages. Unless you are not working, you will be garnished. I know as it happened to my dad and the advice he was given was to seek SSD or else you will have to pay. Maybe you can work out a payment arrangement with this doctor to get him off your wages, it doesn't hurt to ask.