Medical Debt - Complaints for Money Judgment and Real Property Liens
Establishing certain requirements for a complaint for a money judgment; defining "medical debt" as a debt owed by a consumer to a provider of medical services, products, or devices, but does not include debt charged to a credit card except under certain circumstances; prohibiting the creation of a lien on owner-occupied residential property by contract or as a result of a breach of contract for the payment of medical debt; and applying the Act prospectively.
Health
Debt collection
CONTRACTS
COURTS
LIENS
Damages
Real Property
Residential Property
JUDGMENTS
Medical Treatments
Circuit Courts
Medical Equipment and Devices
Civil Actions and Procedures
Debt Management
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