Is a person responsible for payment of a loan from an individual who dies before the loan is paid off?
Yes. The death of the lender does not extinguish the obligation, and the estate will have all the rights that the original lender had to collect.
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Yes. The death of the lender does not extinguish the obligation, and the estate will have all the rights that the original lender had to collect.
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