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Medical bills attorney to save you from paying bills that you do not owe   

Discrepancies in medical bills are common and can cause patients' significant financial distress. Errors can occur due to many reasons, like coding mistakes, duplicate charges, and insurance processing errors. These issues can result in unexpectedly high medical bills or denied insurance claims, leaving patients confused who are already struggling with their ailments. An incorrect billing code can lead to billing for a different procedure or service, often at a higher cost. Unbundling error occurs when services that should be billed together are split up to increase the total charge, while out-of-network charges can result in substantial surprise bills due to higher rates and lower coverage by the health insurance provider.           If you notice issues with your medical bills, or there are unexpected charges that you cannot resolve on your own, then professional help from a medical bills attorney can help you resolve the issues, and protect your financial health by ensuring t

Wondering how to keep my retirement in bankruptcy, here is how to do it 

Bankruptcy has a certain stigma attached to it, but there could be many compelling reasons to consider this. One of the key advantages of filing for bankruptcy is that it will let you achieve relief from unmanageable debt by either eliminating or restructuring the debt, thus making it easier to handle. Not everything is liquidated or sold in bankruptcy, there are certain assets that cannot be liquidated under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, such as a home and a vehicle of certain equity, tools, of trade, household goods, clothing, and retirement accounts.           If you are wondering whether I will be able to keep my retirement in bankruptcy , then the answer is yes. Most pension plans, and retirement accounts such as 401(K)(s), and 404(B)(s), are protected from creditors during bankruptcy. This is done to ensure that the debtor’s long-term is not jeopardized under bankruptcy. The provisions of the US Bankruptcy Code allow an individual to keep my retirement in bankruptcy,