If she has money, true colors will show unfortunately. First and foremost I would make sure she is comfortable during her remaining time in her earthly body. I've been through things like this twice. Once the they even had a will but it still got ugly. The family needs to seek advice from a probate attorney.
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Originally posted by brokeno View PostSorry to hear hope she gets better but if No will and if spouse is still alive spouse get 1/2 and kids get the other 1/2.Last edited by Hammerdown; 10-06-2019, 10:06 PM.
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Originally posted by Stuck View PostMy MIL passed unexpectedly about 7yrs ago. Same situation as yours. You’ll have to send all creditors a death certificate. The debt will not fall to you. My MIL’s car was not worth what she owed, they came and picked it up. It was actually fairly easy since there were no real assets to fight over.
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Originally posted by Hammerdown View PostIf she has money, true colors will show unfortunately. First and foremost I would make sure she is comfortable during her remaining time in her earthly body. I've been through things like this twice. Once the they even had a will but it still got ugly. The family needs to seek advice from a probate attorney.
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Originally posted by RutnBuk View PostTheres no money at all and my wife/family is making sure shes as comfortable as possible. I'm trying to help by figuring out whose owed what. I want to help close all her debts but just not sure how to do it. I honestly don't know much she owes and to who she owes. Im gonna forward all her mail to my house if possible.
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Originally posted by Hammerdown View PostI had to produce my POA papers in order to be able to forward the mail. I'm no attorney by any means but I can't see you or your wife being responsible for any of the debt. I would imagine you will have to prove that her estate has no assets or value in order for the accounts that are owed to be closed out. Nothing is gonna be easy but you will get through it.
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What to do when theres no Will?
The debt does not fall on you, or anyone else....unless their is a co-signer on the debt.
Do not talk to creditors until you have the death certificate. Just tell them you are waiting on the certificate and there is no (as in Zero) information you can give them.
I can help (tell you what I have learned when I get home) on the 14th. Send me a pm if you are still needing any guidance at that time.
I would stop worrying about what she owes, at this point. You’ll start receiving letters soon enough.
I promise the creditor part is not something to worry about.
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Originally posted by Grayson View PostLindsey Drake 512-524-3697 or lindsey@ldrakelaw.com
Eric Nelson enelson@warrenandlewis.com or (512) 469-9500
Liesel Rickhoff 512-872-0086 or attoreny@rickhofflaw.com
Jennifer Mattingly Mattinglylaw@gmail.com or 512-219-4090
Liesel is my attorney. I do recommend her.
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