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Relatives rarely, if ever, have to pay a deceased relative?s debts

By Sam Glover

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According to the New York Times, when debt collectors call up grieving relatives of the deceased, those relatives often have no obligation to pay the debt. So when do relatives have a responsibility to pay the debts of the dearly departed? Since I represent the living, I asked someone who deals with the dead (or, rather, [...] Related posts:Debt collectors love the debts of the deadThe bankruptcy dischargePete Barry makes dirty debt collectors pay

Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on March 04, 2009 (boomark / email).

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