Name: Why you should NOT pay off debt in probate immediately
Uploaded: 2023-08-11
Duration: 47 s
Description: Here in Texas there are a lot of protections in place for estates. Because of this, I’d recommend speaking to a probate attorney before you decide to just go ahead and pay off any outstanding debts. It’s possible you may not have to pay that debt in the end in cases where the creditor writes it off.

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Learn why you shouldn't immediately pay a deceased loved one's credit card debts in Texas, how estates have protections, and why consulting a probate attorney first can save thousands.

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