I recently found out I will be getting an inheritance when my Mother passes away. I owe back child support.

I don't believe that they can directly tap into your inheritance, but I've reclassified this question as Child Support to help you get answers from...

My son died Friday am i responsible for his tax bills that he may owe? ?

Attorney Burton's answer is correct. One point to pay attention to is that if he owed property taxes, those will need to be paid before any real...

What determines if a person's estate must go into probate? How is the value of their home determined for probate situation.

I agree with Attorney Seib, but there are a couple other things that you might want to check on. You should see if you can get a copy of the deed...

Why would the State of Wisconsin vacate all back support owed when my daughter died?

I am reclassifying this as a Child Support question to help you get the most relevant responses.

Can property with quite claim deed be used to finance a new home?

As long as he does not infringe on your father's life estate rights (and the lender accepts the collateral on the condition of the life estate) he...

Do all copies of a "Last Will & Testament", along with "Durable Power of Attorney for Finances" need to be notarized?

The second set should be photocopies of the first set. For the powers of attorney, typically the document itself says that a copy is as good as the...

How much will it cost to renew permanent residency status & name change? Is this flat rate? How soon can I file?

I am reclassifying this question as "Immigration" to help the question be seen by the most relevant attorneys.

In addition to the other answers provided, there could be concerns with a mentally and physically diminished individual receiving an inheritance...

Our daughter wants to claim her son on taxes?

Generally speaking, the best thing to do is make sure your documentation is in order and to file your taxes as soon as possible. As a fair warning,...

My single sister has died and does not have a will, how do I get access to her bank account?

If the estate's assets are worth less than $50,000, you should be able to access those funds using a form called a Transfer by Affidavit (also...