How does the medicaid allowance of $13,800 work?

I hope I am understanding your question correctly. Each state has it's own income limitation for medicaid. It that limit is $13,800 in the state...

My son died this year and i wanted to know if i could use him as as dependent on my income taxes?

If you could have used him a dependent if he were alive, you can use him as a dependent on your tax return for the year in which he...

How do you file for a tax loss of $200,000?

I agree with the second answer, but I would add that your dad has/had certain costs in that cab medallion (including what it originally cost him)...

I have 2 grand daughters , ages 5yrs. and 3yrs .

There are provisions in Texas law for grandparents getting to see their granchildren. Unfortunately to enforce those rights, you are going to need...

I have been married 10 yrs.

The first thing you should do is run and hire a divorce lawyer. In Texas the theory is that everything purchased during marriage and debts...

Can an existing business start a nonprofit as a subsidiary of their business?

IT is possible but preferable for the non profit to be setup as a separate entity. In Texas there is a distinction between a company being set up...

Power of attorney on behalf of son whose is incarcerated, on behalf onf childrens visitation privalegdes.

I agree with the prior answer in that it would be unusual for a power of attorney to have such language and doubtful if it would be enforceable.

Your question is somewhat confusing in that you say your are refinancing YOUR home, but that you are not on the title nor on the loan.... In any...

What is the difference between child support and alimony? In texas, are you able to get both.

Unless you had been married a long time, you are not entitled to alimony in Texas. Child support is for the benefit of your children. A brief...

Is there a trust--that would have my mortgaged home as an asset--that would endure beyond my death so my children can keep it?

If the mortgage is not assumable, then unless you arrange to pay it off at your death with current assets or insurance proceeds, your estate or any...