Section 38-5-5 Aid Inalienable; Cost of Hospitalization, Medical Care, Etc., Not to Constitute a Lien on Property of Recipient. — United States — Alabama law | Esheria

Section 38-5-5 Aid Inalienable; Cost of Hospitalization, Medical Care, Etc., Not to Constitute a Lien on Property of Recipient.

Public assistance for the blind cannot be assigned or seized, and related state or county medical/hospital costs cannot become a lien on the recipient’s property.

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