Do I pay taxes on money given to me by my spouse?

Assuming donor is a US citizen, no limitation so no tax and it is not income.

This is a factual determination - someone changing their will and being old and in the hospital is not in and of itself proof of undue influence. ...

Attorney not respecting new power of Attorney. What recourse do I have?

It very well may be. If he was representing your brother he cannot divulge attorney-client information without your brother's permission. Is your...

How do I contest the valuation of a business that is part of an estate?

The other attorneys are correct however your question was how do you contest the valuation. When the accounting is prepared and includes the...

How do I get money that was left to me in a will?

It is the executor's job to carry out the terms of the will. You don't say if you even know if the will has been probated yet or not - you can...

What kind of trust can I put my property in to protect it from Bill collectors, but makes me the overseer of the trust?

There is planning that can be done, in the proper circumstances to shield assets from future creditors - however it is usually quite involved and...

How to inherit a co-op for a non-us citizen?

You don't have to be a US citizen or even in the US to inherit. The best advice is for him to visit with an estate planning attorney and explain...

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Berkheimer tax

Berkheimer is a debt collector that handles tax collections for many municipalities in PA. I cannot say if this tax is legitimate or proper for...

I'm a heir and the executor towards my mother's estate. I register the will.. Can i remove an unwanted family member?

Assuming this person has no interest in the estate or home they can likely be removed/ejected.

I am an executor of my deceased mother estate. I just register the will. Do I have rights to remove an unwanted family member?

More facts are needed, however, it is more than likely that an executor can remove a family member from a home that is currently in an estate. You...