Do I need a trust attorney?
Selling the property now would trigger possible capital gains treatment (it does not appear to be a primary residence?)...moving it to the trust if...
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Selling the property now would trigger possible capital gains treatment (it does not appear to be a primary residence?)...moving it to the trust if...
I do not know the exact statute of limitations on will contests in GA but in many states it is one year or two.
Does he have access to her records? Perhaps a tax return or social security statement or social security card.
Your the "find a lawyer" tab above for a tax lawyer in your area. There are far too many unknowns here to give an answer. First you need to...
I agree with Mr. Pankowski - usually named beneficiaries and heirs-at-law (as if there were no will) are entitled to notice. It could be that the...
I think this question needs more context to be answered...generally what you are referring to is a situation where a trust (probably a QTIP trust)...
I agree with Mr. Klenk. The Register of Wills should tell you what you need to do. Absent that, you may need to file a petition to show cause why...
I think you should check the situation over with an attorney, but normally if a deed is titled in the name of the trust it includes language...
The other attorney who answered gave a correct answer.
For income tax purposes, the principal portion of your inheritance is not taxed. However the inheritance may have generated income that is...