Effective date of termination of marital partnership is Feb 4th, 2015. What taxes should I file for 2014. Married separate ?

Ultimately the decision whether to file separate returns or a joint return is between you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse; however, (a) you can't...

I owe the IRS from 2006 Tax return when i remarry will my new spouse be held responsible?

Generally speaking, no, your new spouse won't be liable for your tax debts. However, if you own any property jointly that property might be...

What's the most each of my parents could give me in cash each year without being taxed? I've heard between $10,000-$14,000 each

Currently the annual gift tax exemption amount is $14,000, meaning that your parents together could gift you a total of $28,000 without having to...

Can my parents give me a house? What are the tax penalties? Can they sell it to me at a loss?

Generally speaking, if your parents put your name on the deed (i.e., give you an interest in the property) - assuming the mortgage lender will...

In case I come by an attorney's office, can I get my personal information like my tax debts?

Generally speaking, no. With respect to tax information, in order for an attorney (or anyone else for that matter) to get access to your tax...

My IRA account went from $415000 in 2008 t0 $416000 in 2014..I had asked for safe investments.but this seems way off

Based solely on your description, this is an investment matter to be discussed with your financial adviser, not a legal question.

You can certainly elaborate on, explain, add to, or subtract from, your statement when you testify in court; however, you will almost certainly be...

Almost certainly a FOIL request would be rejected as either an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy or as falling under the law enforcement...

It certainly sounds like commercial use; however, the only way to know for sure is to report the matter to the town officer in charge of code...

The promise was really given to the bank in order to induce the bank to give a loan to you. Generally speaking, that would mean that the bank...