[WSBAPT] DSHS Creditor Claim SOL?

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The two year statute, for claims against a decedent, is under RCW 11.40.051.


 

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RCW 43.20B.030 provides a six year period, a 10 year period and a 20 year
period.

I don't recall ever seeing a 2 year limit, so I would appreciate a cite to
that statute.

 

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Hello learned colleagues: 

I received a creditor claim from DSHS for $50,000 for decedent's
hospital/pharmacy bills dating back to 1999 - 2003. I reviewed the
statutes/WACS cited on the claim. 

I thought I remembered something earlier on this listserv about a 20 year
SOL, but that is not mentioned anywhere in the recovery laws? 

There is no doubt that the decedent did receive the services, so the
legitimacy of the underlying debt is undisputable. It's just been such a
long time..does such a debt really live on forever? The estate is solvent
even with the claim. There is no surviving spouse or disabled or dependent
children. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to any possible
defenses or is it just time to pay up?

 

Jennifer L. White, Esq.                              



 

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