My question involves estate proceedings in the state of: Alabama
Our probate attorney is not being very helpful so I'll ask here. The only known debts are medical and less than $2000 at this point -- most of this is in limbo with his insurance providers. I do have a boilerplate template for sending notices to known creditors. How much extra detail should be included in these notices?
We decided to pay a number of piddly medical balances with our own money (i.e. $20 here, $80 there) to streamline the process. The providers verbally assured us that it constituted payment in full. Should the written notice remind them of that fact?
What about known account numbers, SSN, dates of service, provider names, last known account balance, etc? Would there be any reason NOT to include this information?
Our probate attorney is not being very helpful so I'll ask here. The only known debts are medical and less than $2000 at this point -- most of this is in limbo with his insurance providers. I do have a boilerplate template for sending notices to known creditors. How much extra detail should be included in these notices?
We decided to pay a number of piddly medical balances with our own money (i.e. $20 here, $80 there) to streamline the process. The providers verbally assured us that it constituted payment in full. Should the written notice remind them of that fact?
What about known account numbers, SSN, dates of service, provider names, last known account balance, etc? Would there be any reason NOT to include this information?
Estate Assets and Debts: Amount of Detail in Notice to Creditors
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