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424Smudge

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I know in Arizona there is some type of law that states that if you do not submit mediucal bills within a certain time frame the obligor is not responsible for these costs. I think there is something like that for Illinois but I am not sure where to find it. My friends ex is trying to bill her NOW for medical procedures over 2 years old.
 


Shay-Pari'e

Senior Member
424Smudge said:
I know in Arizona there is some type of law that states that if you do not submit mediucal bills within a certain time frame the obligor is not responsible for these costs. I think there is something like that for Illinois but I am not sure where to find it. My friends ex is trying to bill her NOW for medical procedures over 2 years old.
Google is your friend., before you do this, actually get out the court orders./I]
 

424Smudge

Member
--PARIDISE-- said:
Google is your friend., before you do this, actually get out the court orders./I]


I have beem trying google for over an hour and I can't find anything about medical bills. I can't even find when the obligor has to pay their portion of the medical bills. This is for a friend but their CO doesn't mention anything about when it needs to be submitted. I know there is definitly a law as to when she has to pay him for the bills. I am pretty sure there is also a law that states a time frame that the bills have to be submitted to her for her to pay them. Most states have this because most states require the other parent to reimburse the money within 30 days but the law is in place to keep a parent from submitting 2 years and thousands of dollars in medical bills that have to be paid in 30 days. The law is in place to protect the other parent that has to pay the other 1/2.
 
424Smudge said:
I know in Arizona there is some type of law that states that if you do not submit mediucal bills within a certain time frame the obligor is not responsible for these costs. I think there is something like that for Illinois but I am not sure where to find it. My friends ex is trying to bill her NOW for medical procedures over 2 years old.
I am from Illinois....This person will still have to pay the medical bills, they just will be given more time if it is taken to court....
 

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