Is Medical Debt Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?
If you are struggling with debt and are overwhelmed by too many payments or payments that are too high, bankruptcy may be an option. Bankruptcy can help eliminate most debts, but not all of them. One of the things many people worry about when filing bankruptcy is if their medical debt will be discharged. If you are considering filing bankruptcy, call an experienced bankruptcy attorney. Call Susan M Williams today.
How Is Medical Debt Handled During Bankruptcy?
In most bankruptcy cases, medical debt is treated as an unsecured non-priority debt. That means that the trustee does not have to make it a point to pay back the medical collector and will only make payments from the bankruptcy plan if there is money left over after other secured and priority debts have been paid.
What If I Don’t Understand How Bankruptcy Works?
Bankruptcy can be a confusing process and if you don’t understand how it works or are concerned about a specific aspect of it, your bankruptcy lawyer can help. Your lawyer will answer you questions about medical debt discharge and more. If you are struggling with debt and are wondering if bankruptcy is right for you, call the law office of Susan M. Williams.
Call An Experienced Bankruptcy Attorney Today
Don’t let debt and bill collectors ruin your life and constantly stress you out. Let an experienced and dedicated bankruptcy attorney help you. Susan M Williams, today at [custom:phone]. You don’t have to deal with bankruptcy alone.