Texas | Credit and Debt Law
11/11/09, 2:39 pm
Legal Question
If a credit card is in only your husband's name and he dies, is the spouse responsible to pay the remaining balance?
If a credit card is in only your husband's name and he dies, is the spouse responsible to pay the remaining balance?
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Read More Answered By: Donald McLeaish |
no but his estate may be |
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