If I plea not guilty and the court finds me guilty will the charge be greater than if I just plea guilty?

The court can only find you guilty of crimes for which you've been charged (or lesser included offenses). If you take a trial it is possible but...

How does the IRS determine which year gifts are allocated to when counted towards the $14,000 maximum per year?

If the IRS would ever be faced with the issue reality controls. A check written on December 30 but not handed to the donee until January 2 can't...

I have served my maximun sentence for a crime can the courts in P A . still collect money from me .

Since there was no probation or jail time for the sentence, I don't believe that you can go to jail for a failure to pay. I have to believe that...

Will the IRS consider debt forgiven during a marriage dissolution as income split equally between the spouses?

It seems to me that you might and maybe should be attempting to settle the debt by disputing the debt and then settling the dispute rather than...

I need to petition the court for An ejectment in philadelphia county. Do I need to send an 30 day eviction notice first?

If you are talking about a true action in ejectment in the Court of Common Pleas, I don't believe any notice is required. If you are talking about...

You should plead not guilty and hire an attorney immediately. You probably have a good defense to the charge of possession if it was found, hidden...

How can I obtain a death certificate for an inheritance?

I suggest you get an attorney involved. There is no statute that I could find that deals with this situation. This may involve one or all of the...

You can give your employer a new W-4 at any time and the employer should then adjust withholding. Head of household should have resulted in higher...

What 2255 claims can be made where defendant was charged for conduct performed as a government informant?

An attorney would have to sit down with this defendant and review exactly what happened and possibly review the trial transcripts and appellate...

Mother added to existing will with no witness, before her death. Can Will be probated?

If the writing is after the signature on the original will then it does not invalidate the will (by statute. I could find nothing in my (brief)...

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