13151487, "otherwise named in some fiduciary capacity" << Posted by FLUIDJ, Tue May-02-17 09:27 AM
because don't most credit applications require you to list closest relatives? Is that the same as "otherwise named in some fiduciary capacity" ?
>or are otherwise named in some fiduciary capacity, you should >personally be good. Though debtors might try to scare you into >paying some shit. You shouldnt have any liability. My dad was >basically in the same situation. BUT he had a single insurance >policy (annuities usually fall outside of an estate)that was >over 20 years old & paid up and I was named sole beneficiary, >so I was good.
Thanks for the insight you're providing too!!
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