My son is living in my home in NJ. I am presently living. in my nc home. can I still insure my NJ home in my name?

Both prior attorneys answering this question are correct. You have a number of issues that need to be addressed. They are not overly complex, but...

Can the irs take my parents stuff?

I highly doubt it based on what you are saying. It is probably worth a trip to a tax attorney or business attorney to look more closely at the...

I am the sole beneficiary of a irrevocable trust with a trustee. am i entitled to a copy of this trust and accounting of funds?

Yes you are entitled if you are a current beneficiary. This is true generally in all jurisdictions I know of.

Sole Beneficiary of Trust. Is there a drafting error under Payment of Net Income and Principal?

I would want to know more about the situation and also know about what rights the trustee has regarding principal and income distributions, but in...

In the accounting of my uncles estate it shows proceeds of $20.00 from a life insurance policy. How on earth can you have a ...

If you are an interested party you have the right to certain information. Twenty bucks is a pretty small insurance policy for sure...however older...

Can I share trust fund distributions with two step brothers without incurring major tax penalties?

I don't think so. You say they are not "direct" beneficiaries, but do you mean they are not beneficiaries at all? If not, they have no...

How much time is acceptable to wait for a trust distribution? How long should it reasonably take?

That answer may largely depend on what the trust says and if I cannot see the trust I cannot tell you. The attorney represents the trust/trustee...

Can school officials ask a minor questions about her living environment and her guardians without her guardians permission?

My guess would be that yes this is permissible. Obviously you are concerned about this and I am sure you take this issue very personally, but my...

My mother passed away in NJ with debt. Are we legally responsible for trying to settle estate or can we just walk away.

In some situations yes it is better to just walk away, this may be one of those cases. The fact that there is no will really doesn't effect the...

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I owe $ 101,000 in 941 witholdings. The IRS has a lien against me personally. I have not filed taxes for the last four years.

Well, firstly you stop ignoring it and second you hire an experienced tax attorney. These taxes will not go away and the IRS is pretty relentless...