Legal Question in Consumer Law in Montana
I have a judgement for a medical bill. Is there a way to get it reduced? Or will I need to pay the whole thing.
Asked on 2/07/16, 10:13 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
You can contact the creditor and try to negotiate a lump sum or reduced payment plan. It will depend upon the creditor. You could also consider bankruptcy to discharge the debt depending upon your situation. You may want to contact a bankruptcy attorney or attorney to write the creditor to propose a settlement of the debt.
Answered on 3/05/16, 7:10 am
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