What is considered a reasonable amount of time to settle a living trust involving two siblings.

I agree with the other attorneys in that under Ohio Law she is required to give you a copy of the trust and an "accounting" of the trust assets. If...

Is there an easy way to prove exemption from city tax

If you have copies of your federal or Michigan State tax returns for those years you should send copies of the same to the city as documentation...

How long can a homeowner get away with not paying property taxes?

At some point in time the delinquent tax debt may be sold to an outside party. The outside party will then attempt to collect and or foreclose on...

What can I do about pending tax installment agreement cancellation

I agree with the other answers in that you should contact the IRS as soon as possible. They will work with you on your situtation but when they do...

Can the tax returns be voided for prior years after a divorce (not annulment)?

You may be eligible for Innocent Spouse if there is currently some joint liability involved between you and your ex-spouse. I would suggest that...

Does my husband have to pay me half the distribution/capital gain on funds we reported on our taxes even though he bought funds

Are you in the process of getting a divorce or legal separation ? Whether you are legal entitled to 1/2 the funds depends on several factors

Ohio now has an offer in compromise program that is relatively new and you may qualify for this program. The Ohio Attorney General Office...

I would contact the executor of the estate and have that person contact the attorney for a meeting of all the beneficiaries. Sometimes there is a...

Probate

Even with a trust you should always have a Will. Often the assets that are owned by a person are not properly titled in the trust and must go...

Not married have a child w ex and with sum one new I don't want ex to have child if I die if me n my bf get married can have kid

You should retain an attorney because there are several legal issues involved with your question. Your situation touches on family law and probate...