How can I get IRS to settle on me paying back $600 in back taxes? I owe $54,000 but can only afford $600 a month.

You probably need to be working with a tax professional --- CPA, enrolled agent, or tax attorney ---- who handles tax disputes. As for the...

As ancillary administrator of my dads house in Ohio the court allowed me to buy the house I was administering, Is this legal?

It sounds as though it was necessary to commence a civil action known as a land sale proceeding, which explains the long delay. The land sale...

Can I spend money randomly put into my pay pal account ?

I know it's a pain to try to communicate with these online services, but you should try to call or email them and ask about this amount. I doubt...

As a general rule, the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) permits you to exclude from gross income only those damages which are received on account of a...

How do I get my POA back for my mother?

Agree with Mr. DeForest. You should consult an expert estate planning attorney and ask him/her to review your mother's POA. The attorney can...

How do I get my backup up tax records from my tax preparer in Missouri who was also my partner and my accountant .?

Mr. Freeman correctly states that you can get copies of your tax returns from IRS. However, the situation you are describing sounds more like...

Neighbor has Alzheimer’s disease, and will knock door or run into my properties with offensive languages & physical violence

If he has family members living close by that you know and can talk to, I would talk to them first, and express your concerns. Understand that...

How much will it cost to retain a trust attorney to send correspondence?

It sounds like the beneficiary(s) of this trust needs to consult a trust attorney immediately and take steps to remove the incarcerated trustee. ...

Unfortunately, the time to have a POA prepared is BEFORE it is needed, not after. Your mother cannot designate you as your father's agent. ...

In which state can/ do I file a small claims?

If your boyfriend was a resident of New York, then the Probate Court in the County where he lived would have jurisdiction over his estate. You...