Sep 28, 2016
3:40:33pm
UneducatedFan All-American
I thought that was only if said people approved such medical actions in a
power of attorney capacity or if documentation/evidence could be provided proving assets or an estate were ownership transferred or liquidated and transferred away from the deceased individuals with foreknowledge or contracted medical expenses (ie. you agreed to a heart transplant and then the next day transferred all of their assets to one of their kids).

I was under the impression that all debts outstanding at the death of a person or parents, etc. only extend to what could be defined as the estate or assets legally bound to said deceased individuals.
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