I am purchasing a new home in Indiana (no mortgage), can I keep the Homestead exemption if I put it in my irrevocable trust?
Yes. Any home used by the person as their primary residence, held in a trust, can qualify for the homestead exemption.
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Yes. Any home used by the person as their primary residence, held in a trust, can qualify for the homestead exemption.
You can, but you have to file the correct documents. You may want to hire an attorney to finish that up for you.
There are not enough facts they are to be able to intelligently answer your question. If you are not represented in the probate case, then you need...
If your brother owned the policy than he was able to make any beneficiary designations he wanted.
You really need to discuss this in more detail with the attorney who is representing you. For one thing, your question is very confusing. Most...
While it sounds like you haven't done anything wrong, you also should hire an attorney to represent you before dealing with APS.
you should try legal aid to assist you on the adoption.
There are a lot of factors that go into a successful will contest. But if your employer had the will done with an attorney, and he's in good health...
you need to hire an attorney to file a petition for guardianship with the court and obtain guardianship over him. You also can report any suspected...
You need to consult with an attorney to determine if a special needs trust may work for you.