Can IRS put lien on house that was in my name for tax year owed but is in wife's name only now?
Did you make the transfer (I assume you transferred via deed from you to spouse) after you knew of the liability or lien? If so, its going to be...
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Did you make the transfer (I assume you transferred via deed from you to spouse) after you knew of the liability or lien? If so, its going to be...
No. Not unless the will(s) say so. Once the assets are in the hands of the surviving spouse (and don't forget about non-probate assets (those...
Ms. LaSota is correct with her answer.
You might be able to assume the note, have you tried that? Generally, before any property is distributed to beneficiaries under a will, the...
You certainly should be able to - Since she did not survive him, it is very likely the proceeds would have gone to the contingent beneficiary or...
Depending on your reasons for the request you might be able to request a death ceritificate - search PA Department of vital records and you can...
She should have a proper will. In some cases a self-written (all handwritten) will can serve as a will (called a holographic will) but it will...
Get on a payment plan or perhaps depending on your situation, the IRS may be able to put you on CNC (Currently not collectible) status - this means...
No form will help you at this point. Either hire a lawyer or don't file suit because you'll probably be wasting your time.
Depends on how the title is held - is the deed TENANTS IN COMMON or JOINT TENANTS WITH RIGHT OF SURVIVORSHIP? If the will lists you as the...