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WINGS | If a realative dies with debts? |
if a realative dies with debts ona visa card and has next no assets ie just a council house not owned and a car no money in the bank does the visa outsatnding debt get written off with his death or what can any one help |
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LR
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Whatever assets there are can be sold to pay the debt, subject to any exemption for a widow/widower or underage children in your state. To the extent there are no assets to use to pay the bill and assuming there is no co-signer, the debt will have to be written off. The family is not liable unless someone else was an allowed user. |
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BRENDA
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The assets must be used to pay off the debts first, then the remainder of any debts outstanding are written off. |
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jplrvflyer
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The debts will be paid out of his estate, if he has anything of value.
After that, well, to bad. He's dead, he's not going to pay it back. The banks can't go after anyone else unless they are co-signers on loans.
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M O
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Debts are only assessible to the party creating the debt. If there was no other person legally responsible for his debt, such as a spouse, then the only thing that creditors can go after is his estate. |
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churnt15
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I believe it goes away with the passing, but creditors have tried to trick families into paying their dead relatives debt "Do the right thing" is how they play on your feelings/honor/ignorance. |
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steffi
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Some of your question is not clear. Did deceased own the car? If so, that will have to be sold, and proceeds used to pay debt. If debt not cleared, will be written off. This answer applies to UK. |
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Neil
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In the states, no debts owed by a deceased are passed to others if they are not owed jointly with someone else. This includes those that are married. Collection agencies will attempt to collect from spouses or relatives. Don't listen to them or pay them. Just tell them there is no estate and not to call back. Credit card companies that list the spouse on a card will try to collect from the spouse, however, if the spouse did not apply for the card with the deceased and is only an "authorized user", she does not have to pay anything. In England, debts will also "die with the deceased" if there is not anything in the estate.
If there is a small estate, whatever cost the family paid for the funeral comes out first, then debts are paid before anything else is given to heirs.
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oo_siouxsie_oo
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The company will try to take it out of the persons estate, you cannot inherit someone else's debt but in order to pay it you may have to sell off an asset you thought you would get . |
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ed
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No assets, no payment.
Many wills stipulate that their debts be paid first.
A creditor can place a claim against any assets of the deceased.
If none, the debt has to be written off. |
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Janet712inEngland
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In most countries, the debt is forgiven when the person dies. |
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golferwhoworks
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whom ever probates the estate will file papers of bankrupt dead person and they will be written off |
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Beth G
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Credit card debt dies with the person.
What is a council house? If it means they rented a house/apt then you should be fine.
Contact the company for sure to get it taken care of. The person who does this will probably have to be the administrator or executor of the estate, and you might need to provide evidence of a death certificate. |
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Jess
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Depends on the state he lives in and if he had a will. Anything he owns that is listed in the will will be considered an asset, even if a $15.00 watch. Usually the lawyer he hired to handle the will should be carrying out his estate and will take care of any debts. Other than that if he has nothing, I don't think there's anything anyone can do. In time they will be written off. I've heard horror stories about these debts being passed on to other family members but I don't see where they could be true or have any legal grounds. |
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wade2k8
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urrmmm... it depends they may be passed to enxt of kin unless that person had insurance on teh debt or life insurance covering debts |
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