I have to agree to Ms. McCauley's very thorough response - the big issue is how useful the will will be in SC. As she suggested, you should get...

Do i need to give 60 day notice

Generally, if you are even one day late giving notice (i.e. only 59 days notice) you could be held accountable for an additional month's rent. ...

New Townhouse owner, should I obtain LLC and rent under the LLC?

I would strongly encourage you to set up a limited liability company (LLC) to own the real property. Generally, a single member LLC will be the...

If there is no will (we were told) does the deceased's widow inherit all of the estate?

In Virginia, the answer depends on whether all the children are descendants of the surviving spouse. If one or more children was not a descendant...

Who is responsible for income taxes?

Your son in law should get with either a tax attorney or qualified CPA immediately to calculate the full amount due to the IRS, confirm the IRS...

Trust co withholding monies from heirs. Taxes paid on first death. Trust officer unresponsive. How do we proceed? PA estate

I agree with Ms. McCauley in that you should first attempt to set up a meeting with with trust company and resolve all your questions/paperwork...

Could i get in trouble if i have the title and stop making payments to my mom?

From the limited information you provide it would appear you have an oral contract to purchase the automobile from your mother, and thus your...

Will I have to file taxes next year as jointly or will I be able to file as single?

As the prior commenter noted, the due date for your tax return is irrelevant. Rather, the applicable date is December 31, 2010. If you are still...

If I form a charitable LLC, can donors claim donations on taxes and can I earn a salary from 30% of profits?

Generally, contributions are not tax deductible until you have received IRS approval of your exempt status and are listed in IRS Publication 78,...

Business law

Your next step should be to contact an attorney in your area and have them review all the details of the matter to see if you have a viable case...