I was suffering severe depression and anxiety for a period of time and wasn't paying my bills

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What have you been ordered to pay and by whom? And anxiety as medical hardship for what? If you are thinking this hardship can be used to avoid a court judgment and order for payment, no it cannot. I assume when you were in court you told the judge what happened, and I further assume that's why you have until September to pay as opposed to an order to pay immediately. As for RAFT, I cannot say if how you got into the debt is a factor they consider, but certainly tell RAFT that.

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Thomas Callahan ·
What have you been ordered to pay and by whom? And anxiety as medical hardship for what? If you are thinking this hardship can be used to avoid a court judgment and order for payment, no it cannot. I assume when you were in court you told the judge what happened, and I further assume that's why you have until September to pay as opposed to an order to pay immediately. As for RAFT, I cannot say if how you got into the debt is a factor they consider, but certainly tell RAFT that.
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