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What heirs are entitled to anything from the IRS? What happens when the administrator didn't give the IRS some of the heirs soci
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Answered on August 23, 2012
I am very unclear as to exactly what this question is about? If there is an income tax return for the estate there is rarely a refund - if there...
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Does the IRS or the Bureau of the Public Debt/Treasury hold an heirs trust or any type of money for them from an estate of
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Answered on August 23, 2012
I think you are asking what happens to unclaimed property? This is usually a state issue and most states have unclaimed property depositories and...
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I want to add my sons 16 and 24 yrs old to my house title ( which i am currently sole owner) will doing taxes be difficult
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Answered on August 23, 2012
There are a number of issues at play here. You are doing this yourself? You are going down a road you should not involving income taxes, estate and...
Do I have to file probate? Can I just get letters of testamentary?
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Answered on August 22, 2012
Saying you need to open probate and obtain letters testamentary are one in the same (although some states have small estate procedures, etc.). ...
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I need an ABA accredited lawyer who can represent a non-resident Indian woman (NRI) in an estate matter for property in India.
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Answered on August 22, 2012
My guess would be that there are very few attorneys licensed in both the US and India. It is most likely that she will need an attorney in India...
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May I marry my girlfriend without it affecting either ability to settle MY prior IRS debt or OUR net income if/when she earns
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Answered on August 22, 2012
Mr. Leahy is correct but I will stress the point: While the tax debt may be yours alone, when the IRS considers how much you can (or cannot) afford...
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I own a home with my uncle . i have 2/3 and he has 1/3. he has not paid any taxes, expedatures or upkeep on the home in 4 years.
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Answered on August 22, 2012
Mr. Rubinov's answer is a bit too short - if it comes to that, you could file for partition. If the house is owned as tenants-in-common (which I...
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Under CA & Federal (FTB & IRS) laws, would a tax payment plan void/nullify the ability to refile future amendments? Or not
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Answered on August 22, 2012
For IRS purposes it depends on if you are beyond the time to amend the tax return so that's a big issue. But generally going on a payment plan to...
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If an estate has already been divided and you know it is WRONG what recourse do you have?
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Answered on August 20, 2012
Mr. Geffen is correct - you need to hire your own estate counsel to demand an accounting via the court. Just for your information: 1. the fact...
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I'm a US citizen living abroad with a joint US bank account ($250,000) with my foreign wife. Does she pay estate taxes if I die?
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Answered on August 20, 2012
U.S. Citizens and U.S. Residents are required to file a Form 706 (U.S. Estate tax return) IF they otherwise must file: Your estate including all...
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