The standard limit is 6 years for debts in Arizona, only 3 years for Oral agreements or Open Accounts like credit cards. This is from the last communications by the debtor. They can file claim at any point during this time.
Since when is "billing insurance" illegal? What does that mean, anyway?
In Idaho, there are no statue of limitations on having to pay hospital bills directly from a hospital. However, there is a 7 year statute of limitations in Idaho for hospital bills bought by a factoring or collection company.
what is the North Carolina statue of limitations for utility bills
An old disputed cable TV bill falls under the UCC, which provides a 4 year statue of limitations. However, if your state places utility bills under the open statue, the debt will have no statue of limitations.
Hospital bill are normally classified as a written agreement. In California that means the limit will be four years from the last acknowledgement of the debt.
When the physician is employed by the hospital.
yes
For what? Bringing a lawsuit against them? Paying a bill? Receiving a bill?
7 months
Paying the bill is one way to get the judgment to go away. But, almost 30 years???
There are no statutes of limitations on debts owed to the government.
They can send their bill anytime they wish. In Florida if the bill is more than five years old, it is past the time limit.
Medical bills are usually written agreements. In Texas they have four years to bill for the service. That is from the last date of acknowledgement of the debt or the services, whichever is later.