Lyzko
9 Feb 2024
Law / Rejecting Inheritance [44]
Unless the law has changed, only the children of an indebted inheritance, that is of a property which was never paid off etc.
are legally required to pay off said debts, liens or similar incumbrances!
Requiring, say, grandchildren for example, cousins and so forth to relieve the debts from a more distant deadbeat, is both folly
as well as unrealistic. Today especially, our youth are often saddled with more debt, such as student loans, than they know what
to do with. Why burden their lives forever and make them pay for the exigencies, financial mistakes, of others who passed on
without possibly even realizing that their offspring might well have to pay for their irresponsibility?
Who among us is so above sin that they can afford to cast the first stone?
Unless the law has changed, only the children of an indebted inheritance, that is of a property which was never paid off etc.
are legally required to pay off said debts, liens or similar incumbrances!
Requiring, say, grandchildren for example, cousins and so forth to relieve the debts from a more distant deadbeat, is both folly
as well as unrealistic. Today especially, our youth are often saddled with more debt, such as student loans, than they know what
to do with. Why burden their lives forever and make them pay for the exigencies, financial mistakes, of others who passed on
without possibly even realizing that their offspring might well have to pay for their irresponsibility?
Who among us is so above sin that they can afford to cast the first stone?