How do we remove my deceased wife off the deed and place my daughter on the deed?

If your intent is to give your home to your daughter as a gift, as noted by my colleagues, she gets a lower tax basis, and without making a gift to...

Business issues

If you have built a great tax practice, you can afford to consult an attorney, and should do so. The tenant from whom your rented may be...

Can I go alone at 15?

Mr. Rothstein may be correct depending on the nature of the matter. It sounds like a small claims court civil matter for a debt you owe. There is a...

How can an attorney reinstate a bill that was previously showing paid in full by the attorney?

First you should consult an attorney in your state. Most give a free consultation. Ask when you call for an appointment. Second, as bills are...

Is it legal for a company to keep 15% of my money because I backed out from a purchase of $180k?

I concur with my colleagues that an attorney must review the documents to give you an accurate analysis. However, the money lost ($13,500) may...

Do you always need a letter of appointment?

In most cases, the Will can be sent to the Surrogate of the county in which your brother died, and the Surrogate will send you the papers and fee...

Do I have to pay outstanding contract fees after my business has been sold when there was nothing in the contract about it?

From the facts presented, it does not appear she and her partner can make a claim, but if the buyer(s) file a suit, it could cost you more money ...

If it is a single member LLC, you can sue the sole member/manager even if all assets have been distributed IF you were defrauded. If it was owned...

My husbands name is on my daughters student bank account. He had a levy put on his name. They took $700:00 out of that account

A minor cannot own assets, but a legal guardian can hold assets in a Uniform Trust to Minors Act or Uniform Gift to Minors Act account. If it was...

Can I receive a settlement for resigning as trustee

Unless the trust allows a beneficiary to remove a trustee, the only way you can be removed is by your uncle and nephew petitioning the probate...