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Posted by: John — 09/29/2011
In Virginia is the spouse responsible for the deceased spouses medical debt??
Posted by: Johnnett — 07/08/2010
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Posted by: Larry — 04/29/2010
My wife has diagonosed as terminally ill. I am your caregiver. Since then, she has been pushing me out of her life and replacing me with her grown children (from a previous marriage). We have always have separate financial accounts. She refuses to assist in the monthly bills. She has given one of her children (from the previous marriage, a healthcare and a general power of attorney. She tried to get to convince me to replace her with our son on our deed( to keep me from selling it after her death). She, also, removed me as a beneficiery from her life insurance. By state law, I am responsible for her medical bills after she passes. Should her grown children share in the responsiblity of her debts?
Posted by: Anna Maloney — 10/17/2009
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Posted by: Danielle — 08/14/2009
In the state of Oklahoma is the surviving spouse responsible for the deceased's medical bills?
Posted by: Gerard Gaudio — 07/24/2009
I've been seperated for 10 years. In 2007 my wife had a heart attack. She was under her work insurance not mine. I signed nothing . They are coming after both of use for the money. Can they do that.
Posted by: phillip — 07/18/2009
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Posted by: Tina — 05/28/2009
In the state of NJ, NY, PA, OH, MA, CT, LA, IL, NC, SC and DC is the surviving spouse responsible for the deceased medical bills?
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Posted by: Mia — 07/30/2008
My mother died over a year ago. Her money was in a revocable trust account. I have paid all her medical bills from that account. However, it is now over one year and I am still getting some small bills. How long am I obligated to pay these bills before distributing the trust money to my siblings. I live in Florida and so did my mother.