My advice is fine if you have a brain that actually functions and is able to extrapolate possible outcomes. What part of estate = car, car = asset, assets of estate goes toward debt, don't you understand? That's about as simple as I can put it so quit trying to act like an intellectual and actually use the shit you call a brain and think. Simple questions require simple answers, if you really want to get into it there are pages and pages you could write about probate law, ask your pretend family member, ( yea the advice you posted that he supposedly gave was nothing more than a cut, paste and edit job off a web site), which actually is fine but you on the other hand seem to be a little insecure twit that has to post as many snide, look how superior I am comments as you can in a thread and then throw pretend families members to try and prove your point. I guess you still play make believe and pretent to be all grown up too bad you fail!. What a sad pathetic little man you must be. You have my sympathy.
You were wrong, son. You posted incomplete/incorrect advice based on nothing more than what you guessed was correct in the fleeting moment of an Internet post. Grow a pair and own up to it.
I am not an attorney, nor did I pretend to be. What I did post, however, was straight from the mouth of a probate attorney with more than 30 years of experience. If you choose not to believe that in order to support your little temper tantrum and false pride, then that's your business... nothing I can do about that, nor do I really care to. If your ego is so fragile that you can't swallow said false pride and admit your advice would have cost the OP $825 because you are as ignorant on the matter as he is, then it is you who has my sympathy. Skippy 😀
Regardless, my source is irrelevant. What I posted is true. What you posted is false. It's as simple as that, kid.
(and your passive-aggressive rage is just delicious 😀)
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