My mother died in November of 2013. The IRS wants $50K from the estate. The only "estate" left is a house that needs about $70k

GA statutes provide for a priority of payment to creditors--her estate really needs to engage an estate attorney to help the family respond to all...

Yes, get an attorney to help protect your interests.

What do i need to do?

You need to not listen to him or his rants--get a local family law attorney immediately. That attorney will guide you as to what is or is not the...

Do I need a DPOA, health care surrogate, and/or a living will? I am married. Our children are all adults.

In my view, all competent adults should have a DPOA and a health care power of attorney--those provide authorities greater than limited statutory...

I was honorably discharged from the United States Air Force in 1988.

If you were traumatized by this, you may wish to consider a VA claim.

Can a state trooper show up to your job and arrest you at work?

Yes, of course--they can arrest you anywhere within their jurisdiction if there is a warrant out for you.

I own a irrevacable trust and was told i own 98 percent of the real estate property in the trust, and that is what it saids

No one can give you a thorough answer without reviewing the actual documents you refer to--otherwise, we are just guessing. The exact terms of the...

Served in the U.S. army completed 2 years of service received an honorable discharge.

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Served in the U.S. army completed 2 years of service received an honorable discharge.

You may be eligible for VA benefits if you incurred a disability as a result of service during your 1st enlistment.

It typically stays in effect until revoked or changed by the court that granted it, if it was done by the probate court.