The "O" in qrdo stands for order, as in Court order. If all parties agree, the QRDO can probably be ordered by a motion hearing. At the very...

Who is responsible for dangerous overhanging trees on property line? How do we recover damages or pay to have limbs removed?

You say the tree is on the line. But, if it's on the line or even if it's his tree, you have a legal right to prune overhanging branches using...

Can I get my ex-husband to be fully responsible for a tax bill that is in both of our names from when we were married?

Check out the IRS discussion on innocent spouse. http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc205.html In practice, succeeding with innocent spouse relief is...

Can I add assets to a trust after the death of the grantor?

Probably, yes. However, the answer to your question specifically depends on the language of the trust and whether the trust permits contribution...

We are MFJ paying estimated income tax in 2015. Starting July, 2015 I became self-employed. Additional est. tax payment needed?

One good aspect about the ES rules is what practioners call, or use to call, Exception 1. Exception 1 is the particular code section that...

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Would this be considered money laundering?

I can only guess if it's money laundering or not. HOWEVER, by structuring the amounts of transfer to make sure they are under $10K, you are...

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Getting a living will created.

Darn cheap to create a living will and nolo has some great forms online. Here for example, is the link to a NY living will: ...

What is my mother-in-law's taxable gain/(loss) on gift/sale of property to son-in-law and daughter via a cashout refinance?

First, because there's a gift > $14,000 a gift tax return is required to be filed by Mother-in-law. That is, the 1st transaction gifting 50% to...

Do all social clubs need to be register to be recognized as a social club?

The problem is this. If you are raising money from the public, whether it's from donations or fees for hosting, unless you're a non-profit...

1041

It really depends on the language/terms of the particular trust. Look at the Form 1041: you have choices of Grantor trust, simple trust, complex...