Can the "per stirpes" decree be modified?
Not sure what you mean by the word "decree" - do you mean can the terms of the will be changed? Not if Dad is not competent.
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Not sure what you mean by the word "decree" - do you mean can the terms of the will be changed? Not if Dad is not competent.
If you are an independent contractor you should probably use the advice of a tax professional (a CPA) to make sure you are filing your taxes...
Have you used a tax attorney? Have you explore "innocent spouse" relief? You signed your tax returns I presume so is there some other reason you...
It sounds like you have taken the hands off approach and it is not working. Now is the time to hire your own attorney to force an accounting and...
Well, once he passes, your power of attorney duties end. Then it is up to the estate - does he have a will? If not I hope that someone is prepared...
Ms. McMahon answered this very well - probably no tax due based on the gift but you have to report it on Form 709.
There is no federal gift tax on the funds received if you are the recipient of a gift. A gift is not income.
Before distribution can be made to the heirs at law (you? Others?), the legitimate debts must be paid. You may benefit from having an attorney as...
Whether you name beneficiaries of the account (payable on death, etc.) or devise it to them via the will, will not have an effect on the value of...
"I also need a lawyer to draft this...." yes you do! These are the types of questions that a qualified lawyer can answer for you. I assume you...