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If your mother had a Will and owned a house or property (even a car) then this is considered an Estate and would have to go into Probate. Probate makes sure all creditors, taxes, etc., are paid before any monies or property is distributed to an heir or heirs.

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Q: Mother has passed she was on a fixed income She had a credit card from a Dept Store Who is liable for this account?
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