The demolition of a garage on a property, is it considered a tax deduction or do I depreciate the cost?
Mr. Atchley gives his regular great answer...I will add that I once represented a client who tried to deduct a whole slew of renovation costs...
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Mr. Atchley gives his regular great answer...I will add that I once represented a client who tried to deduct a whole slew of renovation costs...
Mr. Atchley is probably right. I don't think a bunch of lawyers are going to tell you to go without a lawyer either.
A codicil is an amendment to a will, not a power of attorney. If you want to make changes to your POA the easiest thing to do is to just execute a...
Debts of the decedent are debts of the estate and are paid out of estate assets. I would suggest seeing an attorney to determine the right course...
Well, you have to do your estate planning. You can draft a will with a guardianship provision and most states also allow for a standby guardian to...
Not really clear here who is who. A trust has a creator (called a grantor). A trust has a trustee (the person who manages it for the benefit of...
I agree with the other attorneys - it sounds like his closest relatives (heirs at law) are his children. The children need to open his estate and...
More than likely, you will have to file for guardianship so you can have the POA essentially nullified and protect him. Find an attorney...
How can you be sure? Seems like you already know he's not honest. You need an accounting of the estate through the probate court. Hire an...
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Because there is a will and he passed the will has to go through probate in some fashion. The POA is not applicable any longer since he died. I...