First of all recognize that an S-Corp is just status for income tax purposes only. It is a corporation like any other and therefore state...

Not enough facts here to give you a precise answer. However, what you need to ascertain is whether your husband had a will or noit (step one). ...

Although I do not disagree with the other attorneys answers let me give some additional thoughts. If you were a 50% owner in the property then...

generally not taxable income unless the proceeds received were in excess of your loss incurred.

You mean a Living Trust not a Living Will (which is for health matters and end of life events like coma). Regardless, you could do a couple...

Another idea to avoid need of a will is to retitle bank/brokerage accounts by filing a designated beneficiary form with each institution. This...

Attorney D'Esposito is correct. Being removed as a director or officer would be governed by the company Bylaws which would define the power of the...

If it was a revocable grantor trust (presumably) with your Dad as the grantor, trustee and beneficiary then he is free to dispose of the assets...

Outside of the basic issue of employment at will vs. contract notice requirement breach there is one potential avenue of attack at you discussed...

You improperly referred to yourself as a 1099 misc "employee". What you are is an independent contractor -- not an employee. As such, your...