Can IRS seize property for money owed from someone deceased?
There are too many unknown facts here. Generally if the property is transferred the lien is still going to attach (if the lien exists/if the...
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There are too many unknown facts here. Generally if the property is transferred the lien is still going to attach (if the lien exists/if the...
While preparing just a power of attorney can be fairly simple and inexpensive it is still best to use a lawyer - the law in PA changed recently and...
Have you been appointed as executor or not? You also don't say what your siblings did - normally if you were the named beneficiary of the policy...
It does not matter that you don't yet own property. If you owe taxes the taxing authority (IRS, state) can and usually does file a lien against...
There is nothing to notarize - you need to go to the local vital records office to obtain a "CERTIFIED" copy of your birth certificate. ...
Sorry about your situation. This isn't really a legal question. She obviously painted a picture to the lawyer. Your issue is with her, not her...
Get a lawyer and file for guardianship!
Inheritance and estate taxes are typically paid by the estate of the deceased person (where they resided, not you) before you would receive...
If you have a lease I would simply refer to the lease which states who the landlord is - write the checks to the landlord only.
It depends on the type of trust and the type(s) of debt to put it simply. Transferring assets to avoid creditors can be deemed as a fraudulent...