Am I liable for the debt of one who has passed?
No you aren't liable but his estate is liable. Just because you were on the account to help pay bills does not mean that you are liable.
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No you aren't liable but his estate is liable. Just because you were on the account to help pay bills does not mean that you are liable.
There is a possibility that you might qualify for a fee waiver. Go to the superior court where you would file your divorce and ask them for a fee...
Unless the account is part of a separate WRITTEN agreement that specifically gives it to you as a payable on death provision in that WRITTEN...
It is your mom's money and then it is part of your mom's estate. The account is not yet yours just because your name is on the account.
No deadline but locking up your items and not letting you have them is a violation of the ATRO's and you can get an order for sanctions and an...
Your mother's children have a claim to her estate but as to the step father's estate, that depends on a number of facts not presented here. Seek...
You might need an attorney to help you understand the terms of the trust, but if there was any community property put into the Trust that you did...
No such animal and this doesn't even begin to address the process and all of the necessary issues. You need to hire a family law attorney that has...
If you filed for divorce, why are you wasting time with a separation agreement? And payment of debts is not the same as payment of spousal...
You need a probate attorney with family law experience. And no, their attorney fees will be paid from the other side of the estate.