Do i need a real estate attorny

You each have a tenants in common interest and her status as personal representative has no relevance. Make sure the property is transferred from...

Can a disolved corporation be reincorporated, or is this the same as incorporating a new business?

First you need to see if the name is available. If it is, then you would form the new corporation with the state. You would need to issue new...

Can I be a sole member of an LLC in Nebraska?

From a tax perspective be aware that single member LLCs are considered disregarded entities. This will allow you to report the income from the LLC...

Do I need to file with the SEC or create a company to get one or two investors for my film?

In business, it is always prudent to separate your personal assets exposure to claims from your business assets. So it would be a great idea to...

Without money you are left with little options. You may want to consider contacting the Kentucky bar association. They may have a program for...

Rights of Executor

He has a strict duty to keep you apprised of everything. You should consider have him removed if this continues. You should immediately consider...

What are the tax requirements if I accept a settlement from my long term disability insurance company?

I have excerpted from the IRS website the following, entitled: Life Insurance & Disability Insurance Proceeds Question: I am receiving...

My mother tells me she deferred the Oregon inheritance taxes till she passes???

I am not an OR attorney, so my comments are general in nature. In many states, inheritance taxes are generally paid from the probate assets and...

After selling my home do I have to pay any kind of taxes with proceeds I receive?

If this is your primary residence and you have lived and owned the property for a significant time, the first $250,000 ($500,000 if married) is not...

My late mom lived in NJ. I live in PA. My mom's aunt from CA recently died and left her $. I got the $. Do I owe PA tax?

You do not owe any PA inheritance tax on the amount received. The law cited by the prior attorney is the correct law for your situation. Hope...