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Can you file a claim against the death benefits of someones estate if they owe you money?
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∙ 14y ago
Private money owed no, since the courts do not recognize common loans. However, if there was a contract or loan agreement you could make a claim upon the estate for payment. Just like many other financial wind ups there is an order of priority - (1) State and Federal Taxes; (2) Courts, Probate and Receiver Fees; (3) Secure Creditors, like mortgage holders; (4) Liens and Judgments; (5) Unsecure Creditors; and (6) Heirs. Lastly, if there is not enough to pay all the Unsecure Creditors you may be focused to accept a discounted amount representing your percentage of debt compared with other debtors. Then again, anything is better then nothing.
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How long do you have to file a claim against an estate in PA?
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Can hospitals file claims against an estate?
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If your deceased father killed someone in a car accident can his estate be sued after probate?
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Are executor expenses tax deductible?
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