When You Die Do Your Debts Die With You?????
443933
Yes they do unless the debt is in more than one name in which case ther surviving person or persons will almost inevitably be liable for the outstanding balance.
853574
Has someone died leaving you money?
547337
you are not liable for your roomates debt if you are both half and half on the lease.\n\nif your roomate died, then they only owe up to the point of death, since they no longer live in the apartment. \n\ndepends on how the lease was done,
779394
FROM BILLS AND DEBTS !?!!!!!!\nYES!!!!!
700226
I am sorry for your loss and my condolences to you and your family.As long as you or any family member has not co-signed on any of her debts the creditors will have to just eat that debt, as far as their constant harrasment you may want to provide them with a copy of the death certificate or mark the correspondence deceased return to sender and that may get most of them off your back .
452602
The court does not collect judgments, that is up to the person who was awarded a judgment.\n\nThe court is finished with the matter.\n\nYour opponent is in the same category as all other debt collectors, and if you have nothing he can attach, he better be glad that you are willing to make payments, regardless how small, or how often.
556555
Yes they can and do all of the time. The only thing is to keep the card paid and current. My brother bought my grandmothers house and was executor of the estate. He still has her credit cards current and even her phone, the number is 50 years old. Now if you don't pay them and keep them up to date it would be a crime. The people are dead, who is going to sue you?
185456
Payment to the agencies usually depends on the "ageing" of the debt - longer the outstanding, higher the percentage demanded by the agency.\nFor 'current' collection - usually it is 1%-2%. For dues older than 90 days (which is almost written off as bad debts)-can go upto 10%.
41524
Depends on if you charged that debt to a Visa or M/C or if your medical facility reports it to the credit bureaus.\n\nMost don't...but, some do!
320708
If the person has a house, life insurance or assets the debts can be paid from them. If the person is married the debts may be transferred to the spouse (depending on what they are). If the person isn't married, has no money or assets they probably won't be paid but if the people and places owed money have their insurance they may be able to collect from them.
658965
I want to know how creditors let then end up in debt again, come one, you couldnt handle it the first time, what makes this time different.\n\nAlso, yes, all the people ive known who have filed bankruptcy are in debt yet again and cant handle it.
769335
I used to be a bill collector.  Although you can't be held responsible for accounts your name weren't on, they can still try and collect from you.  If they do, send them a copy of the death certificate along with a "Notice to Quit" stating that your name was not on the account, you're not paying it and you don't want them to contact you again.  Make sure it's sent certified or with delievery confirmation and keep a copy.
449640
when you die...or about 1 month after you die....or when they run out of cash, whichever comes first.
697427
i cant tick off that receipt coz the person that i owe is dead.he died 11yrs ago & i miss him every day.i hope he knows how grateful i am but that would mean i would have to start beliving in my religion & i dnt think that will happen any time soon
948486
Probably die in short order.\nyes
126964
I am assuming you mean Debts. I do not know the specific laws in Kansas, but I do know that a company collect a debt as long as you recognize it as your debt. Meaning 10 years from now, if you acknowledge an old debt, you can be forced to pay it off.
267184
Debts can last a lot longer than 7 years. My roomate has had collection attempts from accounts 12 years old. The original company often sells the accounts to other companies, so it can drag on a loooong time.