Hello, I got married a few months ago, I knew that my husband's parents had old debts for heating and water, and even at the easy pay box office I asked a total of how much they owed and they answered about 10,000. We soon received a summons these duties, his father died. We went to the bailiff for the heating and it turned out that they owed BGN 10,000, since 2010 the case, quite high interest rates indeed, given that they have not had heating for 6 years. I guess they'll have about 10,000 for the water too. His mother is crazy, and what should my husband and I do The obligations will come on his back, they can take the apartment from us. Advise me, please!
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In my opinion, first clarify the exact amount of the obligations, and then make an appointment with a lawyer to see if any of these obligations can be appealed. Success!
When did the father die? Have they accepted the inheritance? From which years are the obligations, are there any enforcement cases initiated? All of these issues matter. If the apartment is your only one, it will be difficult to take it.
the mother to transfer everything she has to her son during her lifetime, movable and immovable property so that they have nothing to take from her, and if something happens to her an application is submitted he gives up the inheritance and will not look for it
As! I have the same problem, only with a crazy aunt. She lives alone, lonely and really mentally ill. I am 25, a working man, by an unpleasant coincidence of life - I have no other living relative. And she accumulated a debt to EON, to Vick, who signed contracts with Globul, Mtel, in the end all the debts are around BGN 15,000. And I don't know why, but some decided they had to get them off my back. I also received a subpoena. I went, they shouted, they jumped, the judge almost wanted me to take her home and take care of her. A real disgrace. I was threatened with all kinds of sanctions. Yes. I got a lawyer. In the next case, the lawyer crushed them in court. It started with the fact that she was an adult, retired, etc. Every attempt to blame me or a debt was answered flawlessly, until he eventually became the prosecutor. He also threatened EON and all the bastards there, that he would sue them if they did not stop harassing me. With sour faces, the tanners withdrew to lick their wounds and accept the truth that they would wait for their money, because the aunt has a pension of BGN 150. My advice is - directly to a lawyer!
The solution is to pay the bills, but also to make sure part of the apartment is in your husband's name. Pay it in installments, in monthly installments. If his mother is really not well, you better settle things legally - you cover the obligations and in return receive part of the home. Ana
It is not bad to clarify the circumstances more precisely. I wrote comment number 2, I have been a lawyer for 10 years and I still think I can help at least with guidance.
Thank you very much for the advice! Regarding comment 2. - the father 2 years ago. and a half died and the owner of the apartment is my mother-in-law. My husband did not know that his parents had not paid for so many years, his father said that he paid all his bills. There are two cases from 2010. for district heating for BGN 10,000, but they from 2006. they have no radiators, only pipes - they have given up heating. Regarding the water - we could not find the bailiff when we went, they said in the Water and Sewerage Company that we owe about BGN 5,000, I know that there is a case there as well, but they did not give me information about what year it is. . somewhere - she was treated for 3 months in a private clinic, but did not go to Telk, and refused to take her to a doctor - but the neighbors also testified that she was "crazy" if she had to prove herself in court. He asked my husband the bailiff why 2010. he was not told that there would be a lawsuit after his mother was wrong, and they replied we don't know that, she is a holder and we are only looking for her PIN. But since 2010. so far it seems unreal to me - for heating to have interest and court costs and the amount to be from BGN 5,000. at BGN 10,000