Can a deceased person (now the estate) be sued for damages 20 months after the death in NJ?
They probably can - they are not a creditor (yet). I've certainly seen lawsuits filed well after an estate has been opened due to the negligence...
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They probably can - they are not a creditor (yet). I've certainly seen lawsuits filed well after an estate has been opened due to the negligence...
I would advise you to seek the advice of an attorney and/or CPA. Generally if you form a new entity you would get a new EIN. However it may not...
How was the rest of the estate handled? Was this issue handled in the settlement of the estate otherwise?
It is not clear whether you'd have standing in the matter because your facts are vague. But generally probate courts will require a fiduciary to...
Short answer is yes - it is an asset. If you are trying to deal with these types of issues you need to see an experienced elder law attorney for...
Depends on the terms of the POA. However it is likely it is open ended. Assuming you have the required mental capacity you can revoke the POA at...
I assume you mean with a lawsuit, not a plate of nachos :) In many places the probate court can accept service on your behalf and usually...
You can do what you are proposing. However I would advise you to meet with an attorney to have the small change done and also because it sounds...
I don't really agree with Mr. Kelly. To answer your question, you are entitled to a copy of the trust if you are a beneficiary, no question. ...
If it is an "ordinary and necessary" expense for your type of business and it sounds as if it is, you can write it off. If you are running a...