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In Pennsylvania, my husband recently passed away.
His ex-wife is deceased and he has 3 children (over 21) from his previous marraige.
He had investments and IRAs, as well as life insurance policies, that had listed beneficiaries and/or co-ownership.
Some in my name and some in his childrens.
There was no will, and he had 2 small accounts (total under 20,000) that will have to go to probate and be put in an estate account.
My question is that he had credit card debt in his name of approximately 40,000. I supposed 20,000 will come from that estate account.
Who is reposnsible for the remainder of the debt?
Thanks for any help.
His ex-wife is deceased and he has 3 children (over 21) from his previous marraige.
He had investments and IRAs, as well as life insurance policies, that had listed beneficiaries and/or co-ownership.
Some in my name and some in his childrens.
There was no will, and he had 2 small accounts (total under 20,000) that will have to go to probate and be put in an estate account.
My question is that he had credit card debt in his name of approximately 40,000. I supposed 20,000 will come from that estate account.
Who is reposnsible for the remainder of the debt?
Thanks for any help.