My family revocable living trust has its own EIN. How do we file taxes?

The short of it is that Trust & Estate Taxation can be much more abusive then taxation to persons who are not trusts and estates. It is very likely...

If your brother sold the house, under what authority did he sell the home? If he did so as sole owner (I.e., Mom and Brother owned the real...

How do I find out what I owe in taxes on an inheritance?

I am assuming your father passed in the last few years and because you didn't provide much information I am merely providing a more general...

What can I do to save the house?

If the home was your father's residential property, it contained less then five dwelling units, and a relative inherited it, then it would may be...

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Who will get my uncles part of my grandfathers inheritance

The other attorneys have did an an excellent job. The only thing I can add is that if he died without a Will, and a beneficiary designation or...

How can I gain control of my fathers estate if one of my sisters refuse to sign it over.

You need to speak with an attorney before you do anything. First, how do you know you own 2/3 of the estate? Is that what the missing Will said? If...

Executor of Irrevocable Trust uncooperative and hostile. What do we do? We don't want to litigate.

Your question needs to be refined for me to better respond. But I will try to help you address a bit of confusion you have. The Executor would...

Avoiding Probate Real Estate Properties_FL

Don't just assign it to trust. Find an attorney to help you. You have multiple things to consider before you just transfer the property into a...

Can a next of kin become administrator of an estate

Call the probate clerk. They will walk you through the deadlines, timeframes and rules that apply.

My parents died and they have a trust. I want to know the best entity to handle trusts.

The first question is whether you have the authority to change the trustee (note that different trustees do different things and that your trust...