Money 8/4 - Barb sued by another bank - Capital One Bank

How much is the lawsuit over?

  • $0 ~ $1,000

    Votes: 16 4.5%
  • $1,001 ~ $2,500

    Votes: 21 5.9%
  • $2,501 ~ $5,000

    Votes: 87 24.6%
  • $5,001 ~ $10,000

    Votes: 99 28.0%
  • $10,001 ~ $25,000

    Votes: 47 13.3%
  • More than $25,000

    Votes: 84 23.7%

  • Total voters
    354
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Ow I didn't knew that. I suppose it's different from where I live.

Where do you live that debt can be inherited?

Chris can't directly inherit Barb's debt but the estate becomes liable for it which can affect Chris inheriting the house. The creditor doesn't actually care how the debt gets paid so often relatives will pay it so it doesn't complicate estate matters - which is where the "I had to pay mum's debts when she died" stories come from.
 
We shitpost a lot aroun ere, but let's be serious. The agreement between someone or a business and a loaning entity is a promise that deserves to be honored. Barb has been wanton in how she has opened all of these debt accounts, however Chris allows it to happen. This is horrible management of the family's finances by Chris and whenever I hear about this crap I just get furious. The guy ha spent all this money on LEGOs knowing that his Mom is doing this, and he isn't doing anything to stop her. In many ways he is actually worse than her because as seen in recent videos Barb is sick and probably in a state of dementia. Sometimes if you beat a dog enough they won't piss on your carpet. Maybe Chris needs to be beaten until e at least manages his finances better. I don't think I could stop at this point, he just makes me so angry because I know from experience in finance that debt just gets worse with time and he does nothing to prevent this.
 
Where do you live that debt can be inherited?

Chris can't directly inherit Barb's debt but the estate becomes liable for it which can affect Chris inheriting the house. The creditor doesn't actually care how the debt gets paid so often relatives will pay it so it doesn't complicate estate matters - which is where the "I had to pay mum's debts when she died" stories come from.

Lets say I live in Europe (without giving too much personal details). Where I live someone's debt is considerate a asset/ property (whatever you name it). However it's a negative one. So the one who's going to inheret the deceased's 'property' has to choice either to accept or deny it.
 
I would buy the Chandler house from a repo auction, then open a CWC museum.

The Sonic Totem would be the first thing you see when you enter. It would be in a kiosk that plays CWC voice clips.

It could be awesome, but would probably fail as the fanbase of autistic losers is quite limited, among which.
 
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