Can an unmarried couple obtain the same legal rights as a married couple?

Agree with Attorney Jaap. With the right legal documents, you can in effect have the same rights as a married couple: you need to hire an...

My father passed and had an IRA but no beneficiaries named, any options to avoid probate or prevent it from going to the estate?

Although you seem to be totally focused on avoiding probate, the big problem here is not probate: it is the income tax liability associated with...

Can i sue the Democratic party?

This is not a tax fraud question. I am changing the category of your question to "Government" so you will get more responses.

My husband's rights involving the care of his mother and her estate? Does his brother have the authority to whatever he likes?

Your question is indeed confusing. Your husband's father died in 2013 and his will is only now being probated? The deadline for filing claims...

Do I need a tax lawyer to help me file 3250 as I am late for more than 3 months?

FBAR issues are tricky and the penalties for non-compliance can be draconian. I recommend hiring a professional familiar with FBAR issues to...

Money loaned to daughter in law?

One cannot answer this question without first reviewing the father-in-law's will. He may have a provision in the will forgiving unpaid debts,...

Do I have power overeverything when I have health power of attorney?

Agree with Attorneys Jaap and Kisil. If you need to see a vehicle, you or another family member wiil need to be appointed by the local Probate...

I own a retail shopping center. We refinance the loan on the shopping center about 10 years ago and there is tax due of 800,000

If you owe $800,000 of back taxes, you need to address this issue sooner, rather than later. You need the assistance of an experienced tax...

I have a valid will written when I lived in CA from 2013-2016. Is it legal in Ohio?

Agree with Attorney Jaap. Although your old will might be "valid" in Ohio, it might not accomplish what you desire when interpreted under Ohio...

You do not need witnesses, as long as the principal's signature is notarized.