Would buying my primary residence using a land trust protect me from any future irs liens attaching to the property?
No-the IRS can invade almost any trust to collect a debt as to your ownership interest.
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No-the IRS can invade almost any trust to collect a debt as to your ownership interest.
Taxes are not the only issue. Also of concern-avoiding probate, guardianship and devising the best plan of distribution of your estate. You might...
Very sorry. Your only chance might be to try to start a guardianship. If the Department of Children and Family are involved-they will interview...
The last will is what you have to use. Verbal changes are not valid. Very sorry for your loss.
Not sure about "lost his privilege"-was child adopted? Also not sure about disability payments-if these had vested-they would be collectable. You...
If you assume that your words "he never changed it" means the will was written before the divorce-the answer would be NO unless some other factors...
Why would you and you ex have a joint trust? The document needs to be reviewed and your attorney needs to advise you on how to proceed. If your...
I would guess that the Irrevocable trust does not contain assets and never will have assets. So-no need to worry about the document.
A medicaid attorney can reallocate the funds -protect the assets-and qualify her for medicaid. Make an appointment so the money does not have to...
No-that would be an unusual requirement.