I owe restitution for 3000 but I had a stroke can not work have no income can it be reduced or cancelled

I agree with the first respondent: this seems to be a criminal law question, not a tax question. I added some areas of practice to your question in...

My condolences on your situation. A qualified renunciation (meaning one which qualifies as a true disclaimer for federal gift and estate tax...

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What type of lawsuit can I file to stop an individual from renting property without my consent as 50 percent owner?

Assuming that the property was properly transferred to you and your brother after the estate administration, this is really a real estate attorney...

Do I have to pay taxes on my sisters estate taxes they are billing for - over $7,000? I was co-executor of her will.

The answer is maybe. The Executors were supposed to make sure that any needed income or estate tax returns were filed and that any taxes due were...

My aunt has the possession of my grandma's will and she's had an atty for MONTHS but nothing has been probated! Can we force her

My condolences on your loss and the difficulty you are dealing with. It is possible for an heir to file a motion to compel the production of a...

I had a will written dated 1994. I never signed it. If I change date, sign, witnessed and notorized, will it be legal?

Please do NOT do what you are considering. If you sign a new copy of the draft 1994 Will and you are able to have it witnessed by the proper number...

How do I get information on an estate when the attorney who is handling will not respond to you?

Please accept my condolences on your situation. I certainly understand that it is very frustrating when you get stonewalled. As Mr. Cohen pointed...

Mr. Lipshutz is correct: you most likely will have to probate your mother's Will in order to transfer title to the property to yourself, unless you...

How to find out if I was left an inheritance? Someone contacted me in regards to a person I once worked for. It was urgent.

Your post does not make clear to me how long it has been since you were first contacted, or the exact status of the estate administration at that...

If you give your house to your brother, then under federal gift tax law, you would be the one potentially required to pay tax on the transfer...