Do I have to pay my state income tax refund to my trustee?

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   Dorothy G BuncePro

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   Answered February 01, 2013 08:58. What does your plan say? Each district uses different plan terms, so it can be different in one part of Florida than in another. Hope this perspective helps!

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   Michael AvanesianPro

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   Answered February 01, 2013 09:00. I think that if you were/are represented by counsel, that is your source for determining what to do, that person has so much more knowledge of your circumstances than any other person in the world.

   The above is general legal and business analysis. It is not "legal advise" but analysis, and different lawyers may... moreThe above is general legal and business analysis. It is not "legal advise" but analysis, and different lawyers may analyse this matter differently, especially if there are additional facts not reflected in the question. I am not your attorney until retained by a written retainer agreement signed by both of us. I am only licensed in California. See also avvo.com terms and conditions item 9, incorporated as if it was reprinted here. Please visit my web site: www.avanesianlaw.com for more information about my services. less

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   Richard HawkinsPro

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   Answered February 05, 2013 23:07. This is really a question to be answered by your plan, and by local practice.
   
   If your income stayed the same, and the taxes went up, you might even be eligible for a lower payment.

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