My husband owes a large sum in criminal reparations. If he dies without them being fully paid off what happens?

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   Randy Ferguson

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   Answered April 28, 2012 04:10. It is possible. Talk to a probate attorney so that the estate can be fixed where you don't lose your money and property.

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   Dorothy G BuncePro

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   Answered April 27, 2012 14:13. If he has assets that must be probated, the reparations could file a claim and his estate would be required to pay it. Your husband should see an estate planning lawyer to help him to resolve this issue.
   
   Hope this perspective helps!

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