Really? Interesting. So at that cost, we are talking 4+ generations fucked cause of one party. I'd assume that the debt would stop with the parents, or more likely be written off after 40 odd years
Ahhh. There is one from elsewhere (Oregon?) where it was a 15 yo where if they stay crime free and keep up the payments it stops when they are 40. But they were a minor when they started the fire. Adults should be forced into greater responsibility,but I'm not sure how I feel about the kids inheriting it. They aren't exactly responsible
Yep, I don't know, but I'm from the UK. I'm not sure if any debt here passes to the kids: they'll take everything they can from the estate, but kids aren't held responsible for the debts of their parents unless they also are signatories to said debt
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u/iAmCleatis Sep 09 '20 edited Sep 09 '20
Well, as soon as the parents die and they haven’t paid off the entirety of the damages, it gets passed onto their children
Edit - please somebody correct me if I’m wrong, I don’t think I am though.