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Estate, Executor Duty, Loans, Debts Priority

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  • BogCat18
    started a topic Estate, Executor Duty, Loans, Debts Priority

    Estate, Executor Duty, Loans, Debts Priority

    If a person has died, little assets, monies, a family loan still outstanding, a creditcard debt outstanding, does the Executor, pay the family loan agreement 1st, then if anything left over, pay the credit card debt! after all the main priority debts have been paid, if not enough money then, cedit card would be from a insolvent estate, Just need some help and advice please
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  • BogCat18
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    As of up to date, Funeral costs, related costs, some very small amounts recieved from accounts who paid money owed, but still not enough to cover the deficit, which didnt cover the full costs, so nothing to pay debt company

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  • PallasAthena
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    Which "top priority costs" have you paid?

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  • wales01man
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    No money from estate no pay anyone or is there money to come from somewhere?

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  • BogCat18
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    OK as of up to date, top priority costs deducted from what the estate is, not much value, there is over 1500.00 negative, so cant pay some other family loan or card debts, card debt being the top of the lis I assume. So basacilly, estate has no funds to pay the debts, any advice please

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  • PallasAthena
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    This explanation about insolvent estates in England might be helpful.

    https://www.bereavementadvice.org/to...lvent-estates/

    https://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/content/104115
    Last edited by PallasAthena; 28th August 2024, 06:46:AM.

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  • atticus
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    All debts must be paid equally pro-rata. If the executor does otherwise, he/she risks personal liability to other creditors.

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