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Quote: from greatescape11 at 8:51 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
 Quote: from Glory at 7:48 pm on Nov. 18, 2008
Your parents will be responsible since it was their insurance plan. They can try to fight it, but I doubt they would win. If you were still under the age of 18, they would still be responsible for you. Even if you were over the age of 18, they chose to leave you on the insurance plan, which shows an intent to cover your insurance bills. Was there ever an agreement between you and your parents? Did they ever tell you that you were responsible for the bills? If the didn't, they are responsible for them.
Atleast that is what I am pretty sure of, had a friend go through the same thing.
I'm over 18. There probably was some agreement at some point but I no longer speak to the policy holder, which is basically why I'm being dropped. So you're saying any past ones are their issue? That would be awesome.
I believe that past ones are their problem.
Had they paid for the past ones before these if there were any?
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