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My wife is fighting cancer and medical bills are bankrupting us,is there something can be done.Her cancer is treatable but not curable.

Answered 6 years and 2 months ago by Scott F. Bocchio (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Debt Relief
You can call the creditors and inform them of your situation.  Ask if they have an interest only payment option until you and your wife are able to get back on your feet.   You can also call a debt relief/settlement  company and inquire about their options.  Scott F. Bocchio, Esq President Legal Rights Advocates P 855-254-7841 www.yourlegalrightsadvocates.com    ... Read More
You can call the creditors and inform them of your situation.  Ask if they have an interest only payment option until you and your wife are able... Read More

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