This is not so much a tax question as it is a divorce or family law question. You should immediately find yourself a ferocious litigator who...

Until it’s signed and notarized and filed i isessentially worthless. It may be that the document was already filed so you should check the deed...

First step is to see what the will says about fees. If the will allows executors fees, I would strongly suggest that you take your information to...

If you look at both your lease and the restrictions of the area you are in, it will prohibit operating any kind of business from within a...

If you already have a judgment and it has been abstracted, the next thing you need to do is get the court to issue a writ of execution that the...

You cannot relinquish your duties unless and until CPS approves a new place for the children to go.

Unless your ex is willing to go back and amend her returns for the years in question, the simple answer is no, you cannot file Jointly. IF you do,...

If you have the ability to hire a lawyer then certainly you could sue your brother for any number of things including forging your father's name on...

If all of the items you mentioned are payable directly to your son, then you would not need a probate proceeding. However, the people who hold...

I moved this question to Employment law as opposed to arbitration. So yes, anybody can sue anybody else for anything. The question is would you...