Does deeding a property contained in a will to someone before the will is activated eliminate the property from the will?
Yes. If the property is transferred during life the will is not effective as to that property.
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Yes. If the property is transferred during life the will is not effective as to that property.
Your question cannot be answered fully without more information, but in general trusts make things more complicated (and sometimes more expensive)...
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If an executor/trustee makes an election under Section 645 of the Internal Revenue Code, a 1041 for a revocable trust can be filed on a fiscal...
Shareholders are not required to sign the tax returns - just an officer. Why do you need the shareholder's cooperation?
You should consult with a trust and estate attorney to determine what type trust makes sense, which to some degree will depend on the amount of...
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Transferring real property to a family member does not trigger capital gains tax. However, doing so will eliminate the advantage of receiving a...
If the power of attorney gives you authority to sell, you can legally sell the property. However, the amount of the sales proceeds that equals the...
Unfortunately, the answer is no. Only unused charitable deductions may be carried forward.
Only an irrevocable trust can shield your assets against spend down for Medicaid eligibility, but as Mr. Pippen stated, there is a five year look...
Often a new "pour-over" will is prepared when someone establishes a trust during his or her life. If this was not done in this case, the old will...