TYLERFAN
New Member
Hi:
I usually don't have ins problems cause I have no ins. However, difficult child went to emergency room by herself one night. She signed the form that says she will be responsible for payment and put me down as next of kin. She also said she was a student...she isn't.
The hospital has billed ME for a bill over $3000 claiming I am responsible.
First of all difficult child is going to be 20 in August. She signed the promissary paperwork and they won't change it from my name to hers. They say they will use her social security number on all collection activity. Since I have been a debt collector for 15 years, I know exactly what they will do...they will put my name in with her SS#.... :Hot Head:
They asked me if she was emancipated :confused:
The legal age of majority in NYS is 18....what kind of idiot would think she needs to be emancipated...she's legally an adult.
I also asked this stupid woman at the hospital what would have happened if difficult child were married...she tells me her husband would then be responsible. I almost laughed and fell off my chair.
This can't be right...right?
Please help...what do I do?
Do I need a lawyer?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Blessings,
Melissa
I usually don't have ins problems cause I have no ins. However, difficult child went to emergency room by herself one night. She signed the form that says she will be responsible for payment and put me down as next of kin. She also said she was a student...she isn't.
The hospital has billed ME for a bill over $3000 claiming I am responsible.
First of all difficult child is going to be 20 in August. She signed the promissary paperwork and they won't change it from my name to hers. They say they will use her social security number on all collection activity. Since I have been a debt collector for 15 years, I know exactly what they will do...they will put my name in with her SS#.... :Hot Head:
They asked me if she was emancipated :confused:
The legal age of majority in NYS is 18....what kind of idiot would think she needs to be emancipated...she's legally an adult.
I also asked this stupid woman at the hospital what would have happened if difficult child were married...she tells me her husband would then be responsible. I almost laughed and fell off my chair.
This can't be right...right?
Please help...what do I do?
Do I need a lawyer?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Blessings,
Melissa