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Posted about 1 month ago in Tax San Francisco, CA
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
The Franchise Tax Board will abate penalties for reasonable cause. You would... 
Jonathan H Levy's answer
If a significant amount is involved you would be well served to retain an...
Posted 12 days ago in Bankruptcy / Debt San Francisco, CA 
Dana Howard Shultz's answer
I have a great deal of sympathy for your suffering, but it is not clear what...
Posted about 1 month ago in Immigration San Francisco, CA 
Steven Alan Fink's answer
You and he can and should still file joint taxes for this year. Speak to an... 
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
Besides being a good piece of evidence of having a life together to satisfying...
Posted 4 months ago in Estate Planning San Francisco, CA 
Rosemary Jane Meagher-Leonard's answer
From the information contained in your question, I am assuming that your mother...
Posted 4 months ago in Tax San Francisco, CA 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
I am, of course, unfamiliar with the actual board members, but getting...
Posted 10 days ago in Foreclosure San Francisco, CA
Posted 10 days ago in Immigration San Francisco, CA 
David Nabow Soloway's answer
The actual execution of the Affidavit of Support creates legal obligations....
Posted 4 months ago in Divorce / Separation San Francisco, CA 
Richard Forrest Gould-Saltman's answer
Your spouse may be entitled to his share of whatever community property there...
Posted 4 months ago in Limited Liability Company (LLC) San Francisco, CA 
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Forming your business In DE does not avoid CA taxes. If you do business in CA,...
Dana Howard Shultz's answer
If you form the LLC in DE but do business in CA, then, if you operate legally,...
Posted 18 days ago in Business San Francisco, CA 
Willem Galen Gentry's answer
My colleagues are right. You should consult with an attorney and that will...
Posted 16 days ago in Trusts San Francisco, CA
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
With a trust that still has that much in assets, you will need to petition the... 
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
As Mr. Lively indicated, you will need to petition the probate court to...
Posted 5 months ago in Tax San Francisco, CA 
Mark L Rosenberg's answer
Unfortunately, your wife's mother should not have deeded the house to your wife...
Posted 24 days ago in Immigration San Francisco, CA 
Kevin Lawrence Dixler's answer
You can wait for the USCIS for years, even a decade in one example, as long as...
Posted 23 days ago in Wills / Living Wills San Francisco, CA
Paula Ann Clarkson's answer
Based on the terms, I am assuming that your parents had a trust and that your...
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
As Ms. Clarkson said, it's possible for you to petition the court to have the...
Posted 5 months ago in Limited Liability Company (LLC) San Francisco, CA 
Robin Mashal's answer
Disclaimer: The materials provided below are informational and should not be...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
As the other response noted, you can take the passive way by doing nothing and...
Posted 23 days ago in Ethics / Professional Responsibility San Francisco, CA
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
The file belongs to the client. Tell the attorney you will contact the State...
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Yes, the client has the absolute right to their files, and even if the client...
Posted 28 days ago in Trusts San Francisco, CA
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
If you are an heir or beneficiary, you are legally entitled to get a copy of...
Posted 3 months ago in Tax San Francisco, CA
Pamela Koslyn's answer
This is a question for your accountant, since they will be the one defending...
Posted about 1 month ago in Estate Planning San Francisco, CA
Janet Lee Brewer's answer
If the trust is a "revocable" trust (a/k/a a "living" trust), then California...
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
I agree with Ms. Brewer. It depends on the type of trust and the method of...
Posted about 1 month ago in Landlord / Tenant San Francisco, CA
Henry Daniel Lively's answer
It sounds from the facts presented that the land lord can evict you with proper... 
William Joseph Kelly's answer
The first thing that must be determined is if the unit is subject to the Rent... |
