Yes. If the loans are federal loans, the Department of Education must give you 30 days notice before it begins garnishing your wages, which means up to 15% of your paycheck will be withheld each pay period and used to pay off your loan balance.ometimes you simply canât pay and have not been granted a period of deferment or forbearance. When you miss a payment on your student loan, itâs similar to what happens when you canât pay your credit card, but it depends on exactly how late your payment is.
Aside from the states mentioned above, others with HIV disclosure laws include Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington state.Related Resources:trict laws, such as Ohio's, require people to disclose their HIV status to sexual partners prior to any type of sexual contact. Under strict HIV disclosure laws, sexual contact includes intercourse, oral sex, and penetration by any object.
Healthcare providers treating HIV-positive patients have often been compelled to act despite some degree of uncertainty. One area of uncertainty that poses complex and sometimes conflicting ethical and legal issues involves disclosure of a patient's HIV status to a third party.Most providers are aware that they have a clear ethical obligation to preserve the confidentiality of their patients' medical information. One of the most heavily regulated areas of physician-patient confidentiality is the disclosure of a patient's HIV status to patient contacts who may be at risk for contracting HIV, and most states have statutes specifically addressing this issue. These statutes fall into three basic types: