Legal Question in Business Law in Virginia
Father is terminal and owns a failing business. I have no involvement, but have been designated (unknowingly) as co-owner upon death. Is this legal? Will I have liability for a company I don’t even have a clue about?
Asked on 4/04/19, 5:31 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson
Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson
You need to clarify the precise circumstances under which you were "designated (unknowingly) as a co-owner upon
death". (If it occurred by way of your father's will it may be a bequest that you may be able to reject/refuse to accept)
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Answered on 4/08/19, 7:34 am
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