Am I responsible for my deceased parent's medical debt?
No, but if he had an estate, the estate is responsible for the debt.
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No, but if he had an estate, the estate is responsible for the debt.
If you are past the 4 months to file a claim you are likely out of luck. You can ask the administrator to give it back to you, you can try to file...
If you are in litigation and getting rid of the asset so it cannot be taken by a creditor you cannot do it. You could lose twice.
The direct costs could include the time they spent as well as the cost of the format (DVD, CD, Flash Drive) they use to produce them.
Generally yes. You can try to incorporate the appearances in one with a cover letter and proof of service.
If he is deemed to have died without a will you would inherit. If the case settles which most do, you may get nothing
While probate fees are set by statute, there is no reason you cannot negotiate with the attorney. Some attorneys will take less depending on the...
You do not have to amend anything. In the petition for final distribution, just put a paragraph in the document that gives the date of marriage...
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No. The spouse is not an heir and the inheritance vested when the person died.
Call and communicate with the charging agency. See if there is a financial hardship waiver or if you can at least negotiate it.