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Medical liens
Phoenix, AZ
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Posted 6 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes
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What's the process for getting a medical lien? Is the person being sued guaranteed to be notified? What if he is NOT notified and goes to sell his home later--how do you reverse a bogus default judgement?
I say bogus because my understanding is that to "notify" they're supposed to send you a letter--but they don't have to do certified return receipt requested or anything so they can easily simply LIE and then YOU are screwed. No PROOF that it was sent or to the right address or anything appears to be required from horror stories I have heard. Answers (1)Jonathan A Millet
This attorney is licensed in Arizona.
Posted 6 months ago.
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Under Arizona law, medical providers, hospitals, and ambulances can file what a health care provider's lien. A.R.S. s 33-931 et seq. They are liens against a settlement a person could receive from a party that injured them.
Arizona law requires that the lien be recorded in the county where the medical care was provided. A.R.S. s 33-932. So, check with your county's recorder's office under the name of the patient. |