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Thank you. I think I'm getting too old for this. Thanks again.

I couldn't remember my former user name. I am not sure if I was banned. Maybe I was, I can't remember. My question remains though. And thank you to some for answers. If I was banned before because I didn't understand something, so be it. :-) It was just a question and I was hoping to get some...

OK. no more. there are nice people in this world and there are those not so nice.

Thanks, I guess he's giving a little ride and I don't really want to be on his bad side.

Army Judge and I have had a problem for a while so I'm not TOO surprised to see him and his attitude again --which is why I haven't been back here for a while. If I were a poet, I hope you can see my little smile. Hope things don't fester and hope they get better.

ok, thanks. Let's say I am the spouse. And we both share a credit card. One is the authorized user. Therefore, I assume that if one of us dies the other still owes the money. For this question, there will be no probate. So that answers that. Now--let's say in the case that only one spouse holds...

So...if a person has a credit card in his name and he passes away, can the credit company demand payment from spouse?