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Do i have any rights

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 31, 2009

You have no legal right to any of his estate. If you helped provide care for your fiance prior to his death, you may have a claim for services...

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Do I did a lawyer to make a will?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 31, 2009

In North Carolina a will made entirely in your own handwriting is legal - it must be found among your valuable papers at your death. However,...

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Do we need to get new wills drawn up?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 31, 2009

Maybe. You should have your wills and any other estate planning documents reviewed by an estate planning attorney in North Carolina.

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I am the executor of estate for a recently deceased man. I have his original will. Where do I begin?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 31, 2009

I recommend that you hire an attorney to assist you. The fees can be paid from the estate.

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Advantages of Incorporating as self employed consultant?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 31, 2009

Incorporation can have certain tax benefits, and can help protect your personal assets in the event you are sued in relation to your work. I...

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Do i need an atty

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 26, 2009

You need to hire a reputable attorney in El Salvador.

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My husband received property from his parents. He said I was on the deed, but have discovered I am not. What are my rights?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 26, 2009

I assume you are asking about your rights in a divorce situation? Property received by gift or inheritance and kept in a spouse's sole name is...

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If a couple that is not married but live together for 5 years and have joint ownership in a home file joint tax return

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 26, 2009

No.

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If I divide my Fl Homesteaded property and sell to 2 different parties do I have to pay capital gains tax?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 26, 2009

If the property was your primary residence 2 out of the last 5 years, you can shelter up to $250,000 (or $500,000 if you are married) in capital gain.

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I'm trying to get out of an LLC. If the taxes are not paid and I walk away will the state come after me to pay the back taxes?

Gregory's answer | Answered on January 25, 2009

This question doesn't make sense in that if the LLC was never operational and had no income, there could not be any taxes due. In addition, with...

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