My sister in law is now in charge of father in laws farm. The attorney told us that my father in law had not

Would depend on how much in back taxes are owed and whether IRS willing to allow you an installment plan to pay over time. You will have to have a...

Disregarded means non-existent for tax purposes - literally. Your LLC income and expenses get reported on your Schedule C and SE on Form 1040 and...

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You can be terminated for any reason (fair or unfair) unless (i) you have an employment contract giving you certain rights restricting an...

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Any contract can specify which State law is to apply w/o regard to where the parties actually are domiciled. In your case, Indiana law seems to be...

How do I get proof of QDRO service if defendant is living in Germany? Has been sent QDRO 3 times. Refuses to sign.

This may help you a little: Service by central authority. Provided for under the Hague Convention, service of an American summons is...

If my Husband and I both died in a car crash, who would get custody of our frozen embryos?

An excellent article on some of the issues that have to be dealt with on this topic s you consider what you need to include/exclude in your...

I RECENTLY CASHED IN MY 401K THINKING I NO LONGER HAD UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS.

If 60 days have not elapsed since you received the funds then you can roll it all/some into an IRA account to defer the tax bite on the portion put...

Can an insurance provider deny coverage after mistakenly misquoting coverage to a third party beneficiary and then that mistaken

I added 2 categories that will reach a broader group of avvo attorneys with healthcare benefit experience.

Can Medicaid file a claim against estate if there was nothing in estate at time of death but received monies willed after death.

Yes in all likelihood. The only exception is if Mom's S/I/L had a provision (common) that said a beneficiary had to survive at least [e.g., 30, 60,...

Is a life insurance payout part of an estate subject to Estate Taxes in Maryland?

If the decedent was the direct owner of the policy or had it in a trust where decedent had a general power of appointment over the policy then YES...