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What happens to a car loan when the borrower dies and has no will or power of attorney and her kids are left without any documents stating they can now have the car?
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∙ 9y ago
The car is still subject to the loan, so the bank has control. Typically the bank will sell the car and pay off the loan, anything remaining would go to her estate.
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