Someone is looking for money from me after my sidters death,do iowe her anything?

Given the facts you present I cannot really answer your question but my general blanket advice would be to not respond whatsoever to this woman and...

I am not an attorney in Ohio but I can tell you what is true in PA and NJ and generally; I am required to send notice to "heirs at law" in addition...

Can I sue my uncle for loss of income and property value? He is executor of my moms will and claimed it was lost,

I am not a Georgia attorney, but can answer this very generally. You absolutely positively need a lawyer. It is probably a very good thing you...

My Father-in-law passed away just under a year ago and my Mother-in-law just received notice that Probate is finished and can

I am not a SC attorney and do not know if there is some nuance here. But if I understand you correctly, you are asking if anything has to be done...

Is it common/legal for State of NJ to demand full payment of 2009 income tax w/i 36 months otherwise enter certificate of debt?

No it is not uncommon. Usually they will stretch payments to 60 months but not beyond. The filing of the judgment is obviously a bad thing...

As executor can I stay in the house until it sells

Your job as executor is to put the estate property to the highest and best use. You must preserve the property and care for it. You certainly can...

I agree with the previous attorney. I would negotiate with the creditor. Your father's estate/trust is on the hook for his debts to some extent. ...

You could simply state that there are no funds in the estate. However, that probably will not work. The other approaches would be to call the...

In march of this year my father pasted away leaving a living trust. While i have been in california handling his affairs i have

Firstly, you need to hire an attorney. If you are the estate's representative and you have paid debts/expenses of the estate out of pocket you can...

Can employer be sued for failure to deduct fed/state taxes on W2 employee?

You may wish to notify the IRS. However, keep in mind you will still be responsible for your side of the taxes. If the employer is in fact...