Got excessive speeding ticket (27 over) 30 days ago now, and was never filed in system in MN. What do I do
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Answered on July 14, 2014
The last thing you want to do is fail to appear. I would continue to call the court. If you do not get an answer soon, I would seek local counsel...
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How can a landlord-tenant contract be terminated before end of lease?
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Answered on July 14, 2014
It is possible to terminate the lease early, but damages may apply. You should speak to local landlord / tenant counsel.
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Can a grandchild whose rights have been terminated by her adoptive parents inherit anything from grandparents?
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Answered on July 14, 2014
Assuming the grandparents have a will, and you are included in it, the will controls your inheritance, not the legal relationship.
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Does it take 9 months to press charges?
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Answered on July 14, 2014
Criminal investigations can be lengthy. From the moment the police get the file to the day charges are pressed can be a very long time.
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Contributions to Sep IRA account for previous year
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Answered on July 13, 2014
It sounds like you would be wise to form a relationship with a well-respected CPA.
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I missed taking a tax deduction on my 2011 taxes has time run out
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Answered on July 13, 2014
You can still refile a Form 1040X. Speak to a CPA as soon as possible.
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After age 75, how much can one earn if self employed before having to file income taxes?
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Answered on July 13, 2014
Mr. Birr is correct, but you may wish to discuss your situation with a CPA.
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What if my tax returns is not up to three years?
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Answered on July 13, 2014
I would strongly recommend presenting your full situation to a licensed CPA, not a lawyer.
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If selling a sole proprietor income tax business, what forms and actions are needed to protect info and/or inform your clients
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Answered on July 13, 2014
You should speak to an attorney in person to go over these issues. Call local counsel and ask for a free consultation.
Can I sue the Dept of Treasury and/or FEMA for wrongfully garnishing wages and tax returns for disaster assistance I received?
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Answered on July 13, 2014
Suing the Federal Government is extremely difficult, but that doesn't mean it isn't possible. Call a local attorney with a district court license...
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