Legal Question in Disability Law in Massachusetts

I am 100% medically disabled. My disability insurance company, which I have always purchased through my credit union for the past 20 years, has not paid my vehicle and personal loans. The credit union first, sent a tow truck to my home to repossess my vehicles. I refused to turn over my vehicles. They then hired an attorney to file a civil action against me, upon receipt of the civil action, I contacted the attorney and provided documentation to him about the disability company. The attorney told the credit union he was not pursing this matter further for the credit union. The credit union then sent another towing company to my home who threatened my family in my driveway with a gun. The police came and the tow truck driver left. The credit union has now hired a new lawyer who will not communicate with me what so ever. He filed a civil action for $65K in our local district court, did not send me a copy of the complaint and obtained an Order (uncontested) to repossess my vehicles. I went into the district court and filed an emergency motion to stay the repossession order and obtained a hearing date. In the meantime, I have received a Subpeona that this new lawyer has sent to obtain copies of the filed of my private medical records to the disability company. Can I send an objection to the lawyer and the disability company.


Asked on 2/17/11, 9:32 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul Lancia Attorney Paul Lancia

Have you reviwed your insurance? Does it cover these payments? If so, have you hired an attorney? If not, why not? You should have hired counsel from the first notice of a problem.

File the objection and get a lawyer, ASAP!

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Answered on 2/20/11, 4:15 pm


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