[Darksheare]

Not so much that as seeing to the financial situation this way.
Dad took care of the rent and electric, did everything online.
Don’t have his passwords.
And he didn’t write it down.
So it’s going to be fun digging into that.

[ArGee]

Oh, man. I wish I could help you out.

Mrs. ArGee is a bit of a genius. She started collecting her father’s passwords a couple of years ago and makes sure she’s staying current. As his executor, she didn’t want to deal with that.

[Monkey Face]

Because my two kids are so far away, and because CFIDS is so insidious that way, I have a book of passwords for every site I visit with any regularity.

There is an option for password recovery on most sites, and some of them use a phone number, so hopefully, the task isn’t as daunting as it may appear to you at first.

At any rate, I’ll pray that you get some Outside Help in the inspiration department.

[Silentgypsy]

All you need to do is give them a phone call. You might have difficulty getting through to a human, but if you imply that there might be a delay in payments, they'll trip over their own routers facilitating your requests.

True story: After divorce, I wanted the telephone landline account unlisted but under my own name. The CR told me that the account was established in ex's name and that it had to remain that way. I responded, "Wow! You mean I don't have to pay the bill, you have no idea who I am AND you'll go after him to pay it? Cool!" She called her sup to deal with me. They changed it tout de suite.