Last year I went Bankrupt because I had an accident and lost use of my left arm.?
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They can offer them to you, but you'll be paying maximum interest on them, or they may require you to have a secured card.  Either way, take them up on the offer.  You need to start rebuilding your credit.
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There are many loan companies that have the idea that since you just came out of bankruptcy you are a safe bet because you have no debt and can not file bandruptcy again for a long time.  Call around your area, or there is a good chance the furniture company has several lenders willing to help.  Ask them.  Good Luck.
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Left what? ARM? you should see a Doctor!
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i broke my arm four years ago and my bf left me\ni broke my arm in front of all my guy friends(including my boy friend)\ncause we were mountain biking and i fell off and slid down the mountain
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Call your insurance company.\n\nYou are going thru USAA aren't you?  Best prices I found for insurance.
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actually try the hospital. Ask what the insurance companies pay not the charge. Ask how much it would be to pay cash. They have to a certain amount of charity work, see if you qualify. If you have to get the surgery, the hospital should help come up with a way to pay for it
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Contact one of the following:\nYour attorney\nClerk of Courts where the action was settled\nChild support recovery office (or equivilant in your State)
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I"m so sorry for your loss.\n\nDid you go to a bankrutcy lawyer?  I would check with them.  If some of the debt included in the bk was soley his, you might not be responsibe.  If it hasn't gone through completely, you might be able to file hardships with creditors who will suspend rates or payments for a little while.  Also, the bankruptcy courts might be able to recalculate payments because of your lack of income.\n\nBasically, I would see a professional.  Maybe you can find a relative to help you with finding someone that will do it cheap/free.
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Go to a lawyer specializing in Personal Injury. Don't sympathize with the one who got you into all this trouble, and don't care whether he is "incompetent" or not. If you are insured, your insurance company and his should be taking care of expenses, but better see a lawyer first. There will be a lot of investigations and interviews from both companies and your lawyer, and everything will come out. Meanwhile, have a record of all your medical bills and correspondence with the insurance companies, etc; take pictures of everything that was affected, especially your injuries---gross as it may seem, if it is, take shots of your wounds, etc., in short, everything! Your lawyer if he is good will need all these.\n\nMy hubby was hit by a car when he was walking, broke a leg, not his fault as he walked on the pedestrian go-signal. The offender's insurance and our insurance took care of all expenses. We went through 3 or so lawyers before we found someone who really worked on it and got us a 6-figure settlement, aside from the payment of all costs involved. \n\nIf your lawyer is hard to contact, doesn't return your calls, and the case is moving slowly, don't be afraid to fire him. There will be others who will take your case. You don't pay them anything because their payment will be a percentage of your settlement, so the bigger they get for you, the bigger money they get, too. \n\nDon't be discouraged. Keep your wits. Look out for yourself. \n\nIf you were in Canada I can give you number of the best injury lawyer there is...
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you need to go to the business office at the hospital where the surgery was done and apply for financial assistance, most hospitals have some type of finacial assistance program for patients,i am an ER Nurse
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Dear Friend,\n\nIt's time to consider filing for bankruptcy.  Your ex is broke, and there's no way the state can be held liable.  Sorry, that's the bottom line.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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Investigate.\nthe company you purchased it from, if they have gone bankrupt then you and your claim would be with the receiver, if the receiver has wound the company up, then there is no comeback, forget it.
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Go to the best university hospital near your home. Go to the emergency room and tell them you are having intermittent loss of vision and that you demand to be admitted. They can't turn you away and you would have to receive treatment. You might eventually have a huge bill but you are only 24 so bankruptcy is not really a big deal compared to a brain tumor. The important thing is to insist on being admitted for treatment. Don't take no for an answer.  good luck
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Did they take your licence for not having insurance and perhaps not paying for the damage.\n\nIf your licence was suspended for not paying damage, you can't get it untill the court says you can, normally untill you pay for the damage or have a payment plan in place.\n\nIf you were suspended for not having insurnace, again, until the court oks you ( normally it would be a certain time the judge would have said at trial)\n\nSo there is really not enough information given for a good answer.
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well what area are u in.....u forgot to mention that.    and maybe if u call ur insurance ppl they should help u with that.
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My ex-husband's car was repossesed. Then when he didn't pay off the balance due, they tried to come after me because my name was on the original loan. What a mess. No bankruptcy for me, but I know people in both Florida and California that have worked after filing bankruptcy.
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Why are you bothering the insurance company about this?\n\nYou are Canadian, your health costs were covered, so you don't need the insurance involved unless you wanted semi or private hospital rooms...\n\nIf you want to sue the college you don't do it through your insurance company you do this through a lawyer.\n\nYour actions seem a little confusing to me...\n\nI also think you are trying to make a big deal of a fluke accident.  But if you've already came to some kind of an arrangement with your college...\n\nI broke my leg doing martial arts.  I "suffered" much, but it was a fluke accident.  I was off my feet for 20 weeks (no operation - tib and fib break) with another 6 weeks of physio before I was walking fine with a cane, then 4 more weeks of walking without a cane.  After a year I can finally run...