What happens to your mortage when you die??

[targa911S]

yer a smart guy B.

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by stomachmonkey

Went through this with my fathers estate for pretty much the same reason.

1st thing is find out if he had Mortality Ins to cover it. If yes then it's a matter of supplying Death Certificate and it's a write off.

Don't speak to the bank before you speak to the Attorney.

Don't do anything until you speak with the Attorney.

This does not need to be handled today.

You can make the payment in his name till you get all your ducks in a row.

Sorry for your lose.

When you have a legal question, best to do as monkey states, and get the correct type of lawyer..

Sorry for your loss

[berettafan]

Originally Posted by targa911S

yer a smart guy B.

i'm not coming off like a jerk am i?

don't mean to but estates are so frought with potential for trouble and poor planning....they really are money will spent with a competent atty. Dueller is right on with his comments but i'll bet there are one or two issues he can see already here that demand a little more input from an atty.

[targa911S]

No not at all. I meant it ...yer a smart guy.