I have a condo worth $50, 000. Titled to me and NO mortgage. I want to give it to a non-family member.

If you are not in too big of a hurry to transfer it, then you can gift it in stages and take advantage of the annual gift tax exclusion amounts. ...

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IN MY MOMS WILL SHE DIDN'T PUT THAT HER HOUSE WAS TO GO TO ME AND MY BROTHER,EVEN THOU SHE TOLD BOTH OF US THIS

I'm sorry that your mom passed away and that you are having a problem, but I don't see what the problem is, exactly. If the house isn't listed in...

I can't get my sister to give me a copy of my mothers will

Carol Johnson is a probate lawyer in Pinellas County. She helps people on this website all the time, and she knows her stuff

I have an IRA from rolling over 401K, money wasn't taxed, what will tax be if I take it out this month? I am retired, age 69.

I think the general answer to your question is that 100% of the money you withdraw from your IRA will be considered as ordinary income on your 2014...

Distribution from irrevocable trust to an IRA?

If I understand you correctly, there is money in trust for a beneficiary who happens to have an IRA. Unless the money in the trust is already...

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I live in new Jersey. My IRA was opened before I married. Does my ex get any of this after our divorce?

I don't know NJ divorce law, but while 401(k)s and other ERISA plans are subject to QDROs (court orders to divide and pay over a portion of a...

How can you transfer an IRA w/no beneficiaries to the named beneficiary in a will?

I agree with James and other attorneys. Plus, since I am also a financial advisor, I can add a bit more. You actually have choices. First, you...

My two year old slipped and fell on the tile floor at a store last night and got injured-do they have to pay doc bills?

Your threshold issues are whether the store was negligent and, if so, whether that negligence was a cause of your son's fall and injuries. The...

I don't practice criminal law, so I don't know for sure, but I was under the impression that convictions were not eligible for expunction; only...

What I would do is get their insurance information, contact the insurer, and open a claim. If they settle, great. If not, take them to court

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