How can I transfer home/deed to my name? Parents home both deceased 10+years. 5 siblings

It sounds like the property will pass according to Texas intestacy laws--possibly equally among the children. Cases like this are often best...

Can I pay my own company as an income?

There are some potential issues with what you are proposing. One being that expenses are not deductible for a business unless they are ordinary...

Can criminal charges for elder fraud be filed against a women claiming to be my fathers wife and wiped out his estate?

On the civil side, these issues may be addressed via the probate process. The executor is tasked with going back and collecting the estate's...

Do the heirs have to go to probate court?

More info is needed. Was there a will, was the will probated or probate ever opened, did the daughter transfer the property to herself (and when),...

How do I remove myself from a non profit llc?

You will also want to look at the Bylaws or similar document to see what they say. For example, if you are a named Director, the Bylaws may say...

How can a landlord avoid paying capital gains on the sale of a rental?

If the property sold is a rental, the gain will be part capital part recapture gain (recapture gain is the depreciation taken on the property in...

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Child custody when last living parent dies?

She might consider naming a guardian in her will.

Disputes have to be handled by court. You may be able to use the 6 day rule in Sec. 711.002 of the Health & Safety Code. You should discuss...

If probate has been closed can a co-executor or other family member still take the other co-executor to court if needed?

The answer depends on a number of variables. You didn't specify what "charges" you are referring to. If it is personal liability for...

Is it legal for LLC1 and LLC2 to buy land and hold as Tenants in Common (TIC) with the intent to flip it for profit?

Texas entities can buy property as tenants in common. That is the default form of co-ownership in Texas. Whether the IRS will view the...