Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
From a "death tax" perspective that will likely be handled from your Dad's estate/trust before distribution so probably no tax consequence to you. ...
Many people that have foreclosures do qualify - hire a qualified CPA, that is probably sufficient. Question him or her on their experience with...
The number of dependents you calculated on your W4 is simply so the payroll can determine how much should be withheld from your pay (the more...
Her estate is responsible for debt (with the caveat that was mentioned). Whether or not someone should step up and open the estate is a matter to...
Insurance trusts usually refer to Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts (ILIT) which are an arrangement where your life insurance is owned by a trust...
Most POAs indicate that providing written notice to the principal and/or successor agent are sufficient. If you've been acting with banks, etc....
What you describe sounds like the trustee breached her duties, but you need an attorney if you want to recover from this person - depending on what...
Well, the taxes should come off the top first! But as far as the IRS is concerned you could all be potentially liable for the entire amount. The...
The divorce issue and the tax issues are obviously related but not connected. You can still claim him on your taxes and have the higher ground -...
See a qualified CPA to prepare your taxes. Since your wife passed you probably have a few other things to deal with. If you were married at any...