Medical Settlement Refund Dispute

Summary

A signed settlement agreement is generally legally binding, but certain circumstances like fraud or misrepresentation could void it. Consult a legal professional in your jurisdiction to understand your rights. For retaining legal rights over an autistic child turning 18 in Florida, you need to petition the court for guardianship, provide medical evidence of incapacity, and wait for the courts decision. Always seek advice from a local attorney for specific guidance.

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I have a medical insurance question. For medical services in New York city.
Hello Maria. Can you please elaborate on your medical insurance question? Are you trying to understand coverage, claim issues, or something else related to your insurance in New York City?
I had accepted and signed a negotiated settlement agreement for a medical claim, the agreed upon amount was paid. Two weeks later the insurance company is requesting the money be refunded. Can I refuse to refund given that I have a signed agreement?
Hello Maria,
Generally, a signed settlement agreement is legally binding. However, certain circumstances could potentially lead to its voiding, like fraud or misrepresentation.
To fully understand your rights, I recommend you consult with a legal professional in your jurisdiction.
Please note - this is general information, not legal advice.
Thank you
You're welcome, Maria. If you need further information about legal resources in your area or have more questions, feel free to ask. Remember, it's always best to consult with a legal professional for advice on your specific situation.
I have a question on a different subject.
Sure, Maria. I'd be glad to help. What's your question?
My child is going to be * soon, She is autistic. How do I go about retaining legal rights over her once she becomes *
In Florida, you can retain legal rights over your autistic child when she turns * by applying for guardianship. Here's a general process:
*. Petition the court for guardianship.
*. Provide medical evidence of her incapacity.
*. Wait for the court's decision.
This is just general advice. Please consult with a legal professional in your area.