I don't want any hassles when I die so my niece can get my apartment and handle my affairs. Whst do I need to draw up

A Will will work, but to avoid the court altogether you could have a living trust prepared and put your condo in the trust.

I was given my trust money when i was 18 but was not allowed to receive it till i was in college or turned 21 whichever happened

If the money went into your father's bank account, then it is not truly in a trust. Either it was not actually set up as a trust or your father is...

If you have a 1099 with nonemployee compensation, how is a single individual supposed to file it?

I assume that you are the person who received the non-employee compensation. The business that paid you is treating you as an independent...

Selling my rental house this year. Price is 260,000.Basis is 290,000.00. CanI take the loss of 30,000.00 in 1 year?

A maximum of $3,000 is deductible against ordinary income, but up to the entire amount can be deducted against capital gain income generated in the...

It's actually Form 1098 that is used to report receipt of mortgage interest. As an individual, you are only required to file Form 1098 if you...

How does an 82 year mom sign her house over to her daughter?

New deeds will need to be prepared, but this is not something that should not be done without consulting with an attorney. There are income and...

A. Can terms of a will ever be changed to disburse money? B. Can brothers, via a contract split all money, since no one cares?

Consult with an attorney, who can review the will and determine whether the terms of the will or state law will allow termination of the trust(s)...

If you are paid cash, how do you claim that income

I assume you are self-employed, so you would report the income and any expenses on Schedule C and must also file Schedule SE for self-employment...

Is there a time frame after parents are deceased, that their name on the deed has to be changed into the beneficiary name?(

Under North Carolina, no new deed is required. The probate file (will, death certificate, etc.) serve as the record of ownership of the real estate.

What happens to the interest in timeshares upon death when said interest is not in the decedents will?

The residuary clause of the will, which disposes of all property, real and personal, of the decedent not specifically mentioned in the will, covers...