My wife and I are on the Mortgage, but I'm not on the deed, I owe tax Can the IRS Primary Resident put a lien on the house?

I agree with Mr. Zelinger. You may also consider your options to resolve your outstanding tax obligations. Depending on the outstanding balance and...

I cannot answer regarding potential criminal liability as I do not practice criminal law (though you should be wary of posting comments/questions...

Can I put my back tax owed into a bankruptcy, the tax was incurred in 2001. These are personal tax owed

These are not questions that can be answered in this type of forum. They would require more in depth analysis of your circumstances. Some tax debts...

I live in FL and just published my first (of many) novels. What type of attorney do I need to help w/incorporation and taxes?

Yes you retain counsel now rather than later. A transactional tax attorney can assist you in planning.

Is my foreclosure a 2013 or 2014 tax event?

Most likely 2014, but you should review all your paperwork with a tax attorney.

Joint ownership of home with wife. Second mortgage my name only in foreclosure. What about her equity? Can she defend the forecl

It is certainly possible to defend a foreclosure. However, to preserve available defenses you must present them to the court within certain...

My husband acquired a 2nd mortgage on our home and has since passed away. I received a satisfaction of mortgage, paid in full.

Is there a first mortgage? Perhaps the bank has another interest in the property.

Mortgage lending and client bankruptcy

You need to sit down with an attorney who can review your father's estate, his mortgage holdings, and the debtors. You want to explore the most...

I was suppose to get 2400 dollars back from Taxes of 2013.I just received an invoice from the IRS that i owe them 2400 dollars

Does the notice say you owe for 2013 or a prior year? There's no way to really answer your question without reviewing your circumstances. Consult...

Child support & back taxes

You can also reach out to the IRS and propose an installment agreement where you pay less than the amount they would garnish. Depending on your...

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