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Upstate attorneys sue national health non-profit Liberty HealthShare for failing to pay medical bills
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (FOX Carolina) – Vicky Lynn has been a Christian all her life. She is self employed so when she was hunting for health insurance it appeared fitting to opt for a Christian non-gain. She heard about Liberty HealthShare on the radio. “I read and imagined, I am going to get this variety and simply call and come across out about this,” Vicky Lynn explained. She says at initially it was heading nicely. It aided protect the expenses of some physician visits. “Like if you had a bodily or a thing like that, then they compensated for that,” Lynn claimed. But when it came time to help go over…
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Florida and Texas Bills Go On Offense against Illegal Immigration
Reasonable Get | March 2023 More than the previous handful of weeks, legislators in Florida and Texas have introduced bills to aggressively deal with the issue of unlawful immigration in their states. Next the instance of their governors, who have taken the guide on countering the Biden administration’s open up-border insurance policies, these expenses are additional likely than at any time to pass. Florida At a push convention in Jacksonville on February 23, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) announced a thorough bundle of legislative proposals to “counteract President Biden’s Border Crisis.” Building on previous legislative victories and the tips of a statewide grand jury empaneled by the Florida Supreme Court previous 12…
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Sask. man hit with massive medical bills getting help from lawyer

 A Saskatchewan gentleman still left going through sky-substantial health care charges immediately after he was denied a travel insurance assert may well have authorized possibilities, according to an insurance plan law firm who is giving the spouse and children assist. 
 Lately whilst in Yuma, Arizona, Louis Lamothe suffered a significant stroke with his clinical costs piling up to staggering amounts. 
 Sivan Tumarkin, who is the countrywide co-controlling associate at Samfiru and Tumarkin LLP in Calgary, Alta. stated insurance policy firms will generally glimpse for each avenue they can to not payout a declare that was built. 
 “Unfortunately this is not unheard of and I say that…
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Feds close Missouri charity that promised to pay medical bills
A screenshot of the website for St. Joseph based health-sharing ministry Medical Cost Sharing Inc. taken in 2017. In January, a federal judge ordered the website be shuttered based on sufficient probable cause that the company was engaged in ongoing wire fraud.. Medicalcostsharing.com A Missouri woman’s heart attack cost her $45,000 in medical bills. A Georgia man’s kidney stone treatment carried a $67,000 tab. A California woman was treated for a stroke and got a bill for $125,000. All were depending on St. Joseph, Missouri-based nonprofit Medical Cost Sharing Inc. to pay the bulk of those costs. They were members, some paying monthly premiums upward of $750 per month, of…
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Two bills aim to offer more help for domestic violence victims in family court
DENVER — There are some tales in life that are tough to convey to. For Rebecca Zimmerman, it was the tale of a messy divorce from her very first spouse she’d fairly not relive. “I finally, soon after about 7 years of marriage, had had more than enough of psychological and physical abuse, but most of all, coercive regulate, him wanting to check anything that I did, him being in charge of every penny that I invested,” she claimed. When she initially filed for divorce, Zimmerman claims the abuse became a lot worse. Her ex-husband would split points, toss furniture all over, hold her up late at evening striving to…
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Honolulu Homeowners Are Shocked At New Property Tax Bills. Here’s Something That Could Help
Several states have so-called “Truth-in-Taxation” laws designed to mitigate the sharp property tax increases like the ones Honolulu homeowners are facing. When Andria Tupola first heard of a policy designed to prevent property taxes from spiking sharply when property assessments rise, she filed the idea in her head as an interesting concept not related to her job at the time. Then, Tupola was a Hawaii state representative trying to learn more about government fiscal policies at a national conference for state legislators held the Utah State Capitol. One presentation focused on Utah’s “Truth-in-Taxation” statute. The law is based on the premise that property taxes shouldn’t increase automatically simply because property…
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