How do I add my name to my Moms deed or should I have it transferrd completely & be resp. for taxes

There are quite a few ways to accomplish what you want under Texas law. Use the Avvo find a lawyer search to help you find a professional near...

Can a trust be designed where two beneficiaries get two different periods of monthly payments, one for life, one for five years?

Absolutely. Generally called a "spray sprinkle " trust.

Can I take the $55K as a business expense and tax write-off for 2015?

A great deal will depend on the agreement behind the buyout and what it says as well as whether you advanced the funds to the LLC so it could buy...

What happens to my stepdad's share if he dies?

If he dies before his share is distributed to him, it goes to heirs. If he owns his share before his death then it goes wherever he wants.

Will I still be subject to probate if I pay cash for house from bank today. Can I resell without siblings

If it is a foreclosure and you are the high bidder, you will be the sole owner. That, however, will not assure you that the rest of the family...

As Mr Pippen points out, you will need to have a deed prepared. I would suggest that you speak with a professional about your motives for doing...

How do I get information about the savings bond. I want to know how it is titled, the face value and how to claim it.

The executor of the estate is the one to make the inquiry

Tax office is saying we owe $1000 more because we didn't sale as many cars last year like a quota is that right

It depends on what kind of tax it is. Hire yourself a tax lawyer to get to the bottom of this.

Does it make any difference if trust is irrevocable, or revocable, to successor trustee, as far as selling assets, for himself,

If it's a revocable trust, typically the trustee is the owner of the trust assets so it would not make any difference. If it is an it revocable...

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Irravocable trust beneficiaries, how to give it to my husband when his name is not included?

If the property remains in the trust and does not get distributed to you outright, there is not much you can do other than go to court and try to...