It appears as you describe the property was sold at a tax foreclosure sale. You have 2 years to claim the excess proceeds, by filing a Petition or...

You should check to see who has title per the county deed records. This could be a scam on you.

Generally, you have to be able to prove you gave value for the note, that it was a valid note (written with provision for term and interest), and...

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I think you have 3 options: 1. Wait for IRS, assuming they have sent employer a letter to file the W2. 2. Contact the employer and ask him to...

Generally, an Innocent Spouse claim must relate to assessed taxes. Therefore, a tax return would have had to be filed by you, or her, or a...

If a probate case was filed, you could consider filing a Motion to Show Cause to obtain an Order for her to sell the house and distribute your share.

As you describe it, it appears the IRS has not filed a tax lien on the property. However, when the title company reviews its proposed payments to...

Texas does not have a personal income tax. However, it appears you may be liable for a part resident, part non-nonresident personal income tax...

Merely paying the back taxes will not get you title. If the last deed was to your deceased grandparents, who passed without a will, you will need...

If you owed more than $50,000, and you do not have an approved collection alternative such as a payment plan, you should have gotten a letter...