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Liverpool Lou
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Visa agent needed for new retirement visa, no 800k deposit
Liverpool Lou replied to Regain's topic in Bangkok
Quite right. Who would pass on an agent's details to a complete stranger on an anonymous forum? No agent would want that, either. Having said that, all the OP asked was "are there any good prices here" and the answer to that is, "yes, there are". Google would probably help the OP to locate agents whose charges he could compare. . -
The tracking number ends with "TH"
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question concerning debts and liability of children
Liverpool Lou replied to earthscar's topic in Family and Children
Which is done by a court and can take quite some time; in the OP it's mentioned that the debt was presented was during funeral preparations, which is the base for my reply.. That debt would have to part of the probate process, the family does not have to accept responsibility for it. How could they be liable if there were no assets left to them? Presenting a debt repayment demand at a funeral does not mean that the legal aspect is dispensed with. -
I'll try and make posts simpler for you so you can follow, everyone else knew easy enough Much appreciated. What makes you think that "everyone else knew"? Perhaps they are just as, apparently, ill-informed as you and were assuming that you meant what you posted initially before you had to correct it!
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question concerning debts and liability of children
Liverpool Lou replied to earthscar's topic in Family and Children
Debts are paid off after probate is granted and before any remaining assets are passed on as inheritances. Heirs to an estate are not obliged to pay off debts incurred by the deceased from their inheritances after the estate has been distributed. -
question concerning debts and liability of children
Liverpool Lou replied to earthscar's topic in Family and Children
Debts are not inherited by heirs, they are paid off from the estate of the deceased prior to the distribution of any remaining assets by way of inheritances. If there is no estate, no assets, sole borrowings of the deceased do not pass as debt to the family. -
and they couldn't explain without increasing dramatically prices, instead of facing "rejection" or "question", they saved face and did a runner ???? There's always some posters chucking in their unjustified speculation!