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sharon898
Asked August 2011
My sister had Power of Attorney for my dad and now he is $90,000 in debt and has nothing left but social security. What do I do about his debt?
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I am getting his income back..What do I do about the debt? He has nothing left just social security.
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
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I'm afraid you'll need to take legal action here. An elder law attorney may be able to help you. Good luck - this is ugly.
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I was afraid you would say that..Thank You.
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