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jennjanes
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What is the name of your state? Alaska
I was involved in a car accident back in Jan. of 2004. I had an old beat up Mazda pickup, and I had no insurance. The accident happened on my way to work. The roads were icy and at an intersection, I had a hard time stopping at a stop sign. (I was going under the speed limit.) A pickup truck twice the size of mine, which is owned by the government, hit me on the right side and completely damaged my truck. I also had a cut on my forehead that required 12 stitches. I was given a ticket for 'failure to stop at a stop sign', but was later dropped. I was told by the officer handling the accident that the other vehicle was going into the shop to get an estimate done. After a few months of not hearing from them, I figured they dropped everything. My fiance and I, along with my daughter decided to relocate to California in July. Now, 9 months after the accident, I receive a bill from the government stating that I owe close to $8,000. Is there any way I can fight this?
I was involved in a car accident back in Jan. of 2004. I had an old beat up Mazda pickup, and I had no insurance. The accident happened on my way to work. The roads were icy and at an intersection, I had a hard time stopping at a stop sign. (I was going under the speed limit.) A pickup truck twice the size of mine, which is owned by the government, hit me on the right side and completely damaged my truck. I also had a cut on my forehead that required 12 stitches. I was given a ticket for 'failure to stop at a stop sign', but was later dropped. I was told by the officer handling the accident that the other vehicle was going into the shop to get an estimate done. After a few months of not hearing from them, I figured they dropped everything. My fiance and I, along with my daughter decided to relocate to California in July. Now, 9 months after the accident, I receive a bill from the government stating that I owe close to $8,000. Is there any way I can fight this?