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What to expect at the first court hearing for temporary guardianship of niece & nephew? What might the judge ask of both parties
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Q: Will my husband and I have to be proven fit to get extended temporary guardianship of our minor niece and nephew in the first court hearing...
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I made an offer on a house, offer accepted, contract signed. After inspection, I have changed my mind. Can I get out of contract
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I hope you reserved the right to rescind based on your personal satisfaction with the inspections. Even if you did not reserve the right to rescind...
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I am selling my grandmother's house. Which fair market value do I use for the stepped-up basis to calculate capital gains?
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Answered on May 18, 2014
I'd say 2013 because it sounds that your mother was your aunt's only heir. So your mother would be treated as the sole owner on her date of death.
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I need guardianship of my elderly mother, to take care of her financial, and healthcare needs in Alabama. Where can I get form?
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I am a do-it-yourselfer, but I'm not going to do the plumbing or the electrical work on my house by myself. Petitioning the court for guardianship...
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30 yr old with $50 income contributed to Trad IRA & Roth IRA in the amount of $7200 combined in 2013.
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Answered on May 18, 2014
No you cannot "leave it in". Which account to withdraw from depends on whether you prefer the traditional or the Roth IRA... that's your choice....
Can the grantor of an irrevocable trust be a signer on the trust account?
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Q: Can the grantor of an irrevocable trust be a signer on the trust account?
A: Yes. No. It depends. Mainly it depends on the terms of the...
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How to revoke poa? For my grandmother ?
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Answered on May 18, 2014
The only thing to do now is consult with a local probate litigation attorney and challenge the situation in probate court. A judge can cut through...
What is statute of limitations in Kansas for contesting fraudulant acts of the Trustee of the Estate
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Answered on May 18, 2014
In Michigan, there's basically a two year statute of limitations on fraud. Your Kansas mileage may vary. Consult a local trust administration...
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NY Surrogate's or Supremes for Fraudulent Asset Transfer of Company Held in Trust
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Answered on May 18, 2014
Issues like this will be dealt with in one court or the other, not both. You really need to consult with a New York attorney familiar with New York...
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Should I try to list my dad's house or let him walk away from it?
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Answered on May 18, 2014
I agree with Horacio... walking away is not usually a good idea! You should consult with a local elder law attorney who should be able to put you...
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