Frequently Asked Questions

A medical lien is a legal document that a medical provider can file with the county clerk. It creates a legal claim tied to your case that the provider may seek to collect on in connection with any personal injury claim or lawsuit.

Medical liens are filed as public records with the county clerk.

There is no cost to you — not now, not later, not ever. You will never receive a bill from Texas Lien Clear regardless of the outcome.

No. You do not need an attorney to work with Texas Lien Clear. If you already have one, we will reach out to them directly on your behalf. Texas Lien Clear works alongside personal injury attorneys — not around them.

Every case is different. Once you sign the documents, Texas Lien Clear moves as quickly as possible. We will keep you informed of any significant developments.

Medical lien filings are public records filed with county clerk offices across Texas. Texas Lien Clear researches those public records to identify filings that may warrant review.

Our work focuses on this specific filing — not on your underlying personal injury claim or lawsuit. If you have a personal injury attorney, we will reach out to them directly to introduce ourselves when we get started. We work alongside your PI attorney, not in competition with them.

Yes. If you know someone who may have a medical lien on their record, please have them contact us. Texas Lien Clear has a referral program — ask us about it when you call.

We review the filing against your situation and determine whether it was done correctly under Texas law. If we believe we can help, we take the matter completely off your plate. You sign a couple of documents that give us the authority to handle it, and from that point forward we deal with the facility directly. You are not involved in any back-and-forth. We keep you informed in writing at every important step.

Please call us and let us know where things stand. Depending on the timeline and how the settlement was handled, there may still be something we can do. We will tell you honestly whether we think we can help.

No. Texas Lien Clear is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. You do not need an attorney to work with us.