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If you signed as poa for your father after he died im you on the hook to pay his bill if there was no money left in his estate?
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∙ 15y ago
You had no right to sign your father's name to anything after his death. The moment he died the POA was extinguished. It sounds like you committed a fraud in order to obtain goods or services. You should pay the bill in full ASAP before the creditor discovers what you did and presses criminal charges.
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