Wellesley, MA
Business Lawyer at Wellesley, MA
Practice Areas: Business, Estate Planning ... +2 more
Why do you ask? Context is important, and you've provided none. If you have a contract dispute, the best advice would be consult with an actual...
Typically, unless money 'carries out income' (such as the proceeds of an IRA naming a specific beneficiary), it is generally not taxable. Another...
Generally, it is not necessary to reside in a state in order to establish a corporation there. However, you do have to agree that you can be sued...
In addition to the other answers, you may have some intellectual property rights which you have not surrendered, depending upon the nature of the...
This could be quite complicated, depending upon the terms of the trust agreement. Normally, a "realty trust" is more of an agency agreement, but...
As noted, it would depend upon the terms of the trust. You are well advised to bring a copy of the trust agreement to an experience trust &...
A reverse mortgage is a bit of a complicated fish. You really should speak with an attorney to review the terms and conditions of the particular...
You should object, typically within the time permitted under that state's rules. Ideally, you should research the court procedure for that type of...
Assuming "well under the federal limit" means much more than $25,000 in assets, or real estate is involved, and assuming property isn't passing via...
No as to the 1999. That is for the state only (because Massachusetts' estate tax was crafted to dovetail with the federal "sponge tax" state...