Indiana HB1050 prohibits liens on a consumer's principal residence for health care debt.
Indiana HB1050 amends the state's laws to prevent liens on a consumer's principal residence for health care debt. This bill ensures that any health care debt owed by a consumer does not constitute a lien against their principal residence. It also prohibits any action for attachment against the consumer's principal residence in any court of competent jurisdiction in Indiana for the recovery of health care debt.
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