Debt obligations must be transferred proportionally to the shares of inherited property. If three sons inherit an apartment and divide it equally, then each will be obliged to pay a third of the debt. If a son inherits 70%, and the remaining 30% - his brother, then 70% of the obligations go to the son, and 30% - to the brother. It will not be possible to hang half of the debt on the brother.
What debts are passed on to children from parents
Not all debt obligations are inherited. You will not have to pay for the deceased:
alimony arrears;
fines (for example, for traffic violations);
compensation payments to third parties (for example, for damage to property).
According to the law, children inherit their parents' debts on jordan mobile database loans and microloans. If you become the owner of an apartment for which the deceased did not pay for housing and communal services for a long time, you will be obliged to pay the old bills.
Interest, fines and penalties that the bank accrued during the deceased’s lifetime are also transferred to his heirs.
How debts are transferred to minors
A minor has legal representatives - most often these are parents, but there may be other guardians. They become the heirs until the minor turns 18. Legal representatives are obliged to pay the debts of the deceased, if any.
In order for a minor to refuse an inheritance, the consent of the guardianship authority is required. There are no problems with this in situations where the deceased has outstanding obligations.
To avoid being responsible for someone else's loans, you just need to do nothing. When a person dies, their children have only six months to apply for inheritance. Even if you are named in the will, no one can pin someone else's debt obligations on you.