Collection Agencies are trying to use scare tactics and humiliate a traumatized family. Outstanding debts from the hospital are sold by the insurance companies to collection agencies at a lower cost than what is owed. The hospital/insurance company writes these off and are declared as losses at the end of the year which actually helps them. The Tullier family needs to know a collection company cannot take what they do not have. There is no home, no wages to garnish. Forget about the outstanding bills.

Now, focus on the loss of the home. FEMA and the Restore Louisiana should be settling with you on the loss. If the home had a mortgage on it then the money will have to be used and the house repaired...if no mortgage - a home could be built for Nick's specific needs. If a message will be posted somehow for the public to see we could all come together and help build the home. Most of us retired people could work for free.

Income next...there has to be a plan in place for officers disabled in the line of duty.

Look at this. Disability payouts for officers injured in the line of duty. This money could be combined with the flood payout to build a really nice home for him and his family.

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We are all wanting to help him. God bless each of you.