Recent content by scmarshall

I know. My previous post came from past experiences with trying to collect on deliquient accounts. I had come across some insurance plans that allowed for retro-active billling and we usually tried all means possible of getting payment before sending an account to collection. Collections...

I apologize, you are correct EC, that the files do not belong to the patient, I did state that incorrectly. But: This should be more helpful for what gball is asking about.

I'm just left wondering why the doctor wouldn't send the information to the insurance. I worked in a small clinic, and if there was any way possible to get an insurance to pay on an outstanding account, we jumped all over it :D

Um... HIPPA now says the records belong to the patient. He/she would have to go to that doctor's office and request copies. Keep in mind, you could be charged for those copies and are required to pay the fee.

Is the house your own property? If so, then you'll have to check with Illinois state law to see who exactly is responsible for the upkeep of the telephone line, either you or the local phone company. But, if the company is at fault for bad installation, then they may be held liable for it...

With Walmart, she/he probably can ;) Realistically, they can offer the OP reimbursement for the cost of the lost memory cards and they'll likely give her/him vouchers for a number of free future developements of future pictures. But, if I were the OP, I wouldn't go back to that particular...

I knew if I searched enough, someone would have a similar situation in the same state. I'm mainly just gathering information, as my husband wants to adopt my daughter, but, we have to wait until his legal residency is established. But, I would like to know how the process went/goes for you...

First of all you need to contact your JAG office. They should have the resources to get you started. Secondly, you have to contact the USCIS regarding guidlines about adoptions of foreign step children. Here are some links to get you started: http://uscis.gov/graphics/faqsgen.htm#V and...