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Can a NY hospital send me the bill for ER treatment of my 20 year old daughter who lives on her own?
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Answered on September 08, 2011
If you have not agreed to act as a guarantor for your daughter, you are probably not responsible for her bills. It may be the hospital's policy to...
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I LIVE IN PA. I WAS WITH MY X-FIANCE FOR SEVEN YRS, ENGAGED FOR 5 YRS. SHE NEVER INTENED TO GET MARRIED, WE HAVE BROKE UP IN MAY
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Answered on August 26, 2011
So far, the only information you provided was that you gave your (then) fiancee $4000.00 to asist her in purchsing the cars. What was your...
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Will I get charged? (From PA)
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Answered on August 23, 2011
First things first; if your roommate told the police that you did not do it intentionally, it is unlikely that you will get charged with anything....
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Where do I go from here?
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Answered on August 22, 2011
You need to provide more information. Why do they drive on your driveway? Where are they going? Do they have an easement? No one can answer your...
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What is the punishment for Stealing someones perscription Narcotics in the State of Pennsylvania
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Answered on August 16, 2011
There really is insufficient information to answer your question properly. I'm not even sure whether you are asking what the maximum sentence could...
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Should a fee agreement have 100% power of attorney "without liability on the maker to see to the proper application of funds"
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Answered on August 14, 2011
The first, and simplest answer to your question is that if you are not comfortable with a fee agreement, discuss it with your attorney. If there...
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I'm being sued in Kansas small claims court and I live in PA (never been to Kansas) Is this lack of personal jursidiction?
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Answered on August 14, 2011
The answer is a definite "maybe." First, you do not actually have to go to Kansas to be subject to their "long arm" statute. In some cases (and...
Can our medical insurance company deny medication that was previously approved by them
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Answered on August 09, 2011
The answer to your question is "maybe." First, it depends upon what type of coverage you have and whether it is covered by a federal law called...
When does a Verbal Agreement become null and void?
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Answered on August 04, 2011
There really is insufficient information in your question for a good answer, but I'll offer a partial one. First, if there was an actual, provable...
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Does a physician have the right to demand a blanket release of medical records from past healthcare providers?
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Answered on August 01, 2011
As both a physician and an attorney, I believe you need to understand why a doctor asks for medical records. Every bit of information one can get...
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