Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Florida

Unless the creditor has a contract. note, or other document which was signed by you, generally you cannot be held liable. Perhaps, the creditor is suing the estate of your late husband. Regardless, you should demand clear documentation evidencing personal

contractual obligation.

I do not believe youare responsible and the accountant is violating the Florida Faire Debt Credit Act. See a consumer lawyer in our area. See www.ConsumerLawyerHelp.com for a link to NACA.

Not legally, based on your facts.

Don't pay anything. If you do, you are on the hook. This is just a ploy to get you to start making a payment so that they can come after you. Just ignore them.