Sister died recently. She is on mom's trust on house. How can we keep creditors from putting lien on mom's house?

I agree with Mr. Hardesty and would add that her creditors are interested in cash and thus even if they could get into the trust, which I don't...

Can you change the dollar amount entered in a small claims after it has been filed?

I'm not sure I fully understand the facts, but either party to the lawsuit can amend their pleadings especially to correct errors up to and in some...

What if a person never filed a probate and there was not a will.

If this is a question about who owns the property, more facts are needed before anyone would be able to advise you. As one of my colleagues points...

We have a Non tax exempt non- profit youth travel team can we have a for -profit subsidiary?

Given the fact that your "non profit" is not tax exempt (thus subject to tax like any other corporation) means that it is not subject to the IRS...

The fact that one person is listed as the attorney-in-fact (POA) would mean that he/she receives the funds subject to the terms of the POA (which...

From the IRS: After filing Form 2553, you should have received confirmation that Form 2553 was accepted. If you did not receive notification of...

Can I fight a ticket for parking in a handicap spot if it wasn't posted?

From what you said, it was posted on the access strip. You could try to contest with dated pictures of the spot showing how inadequate the signage...

Father died 2009 will left everything to his spouse, Father and spouse had identical wills at that time. Spouse has now passed

You need to hire a lawyer to look at the documents. It is quite possible that your father and his spouse had contractual wills. If that is the...

What is the tax implication on a TSP 401K account that is left to estate; with only 1 beneficiary?

I am assuming that you mean Thrift Savings Plan when you say TSP. Either way because taxes have never been paid on the monies put into it, taxes...

If me and my husband seperated he is he responsible for the mortgage and the other expense. We been together 12 years

Being separated in Texas is not a marital status. You are either married or divorced. Either way, whoever signed the documentation (the note and...