Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
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....sounds like you need a divorce...so I'd get a divorce attorney. You can "cut out" your wife to a certain extent but there are spousal rights...
You need an attorney to review the situation. You won't be able to get an answer without speaking to an attorney who represents you and even then...
Very likely no ramification at all. One small point to make would be that while a person can give 14,000 per year (under current law) to as many...
You cannot get a good answer to this without seeing the will and the exact language - there are two main possibilities - the gift lapses (meaning...
It is not exactly clear what your situation is. If you are the beneficiary of a trust, you have the right to certain documents from the trustee of...
It is possible that there could be a way to exclude this income but likely only if you were also insolvent at the time. There is a specific...
The IRS will usually offer a payment agreement if you owe back taxes. In some situations an offer in compromise can work out but usually only if...
I know that this type of expense is not spoken to in any statute or regulation that I know of. I've never seen a return with such a deduction on...
Without seeing the documents it is impossible to say for sure. However if there are no limiitations on what went to grandfather when grandmother...
Not sure what your question is - but your parents, so long as they are alive and have capacity can make changes to their wills as they see fit. ...