This is actually a good question - before you consult with an attorney,whol need to know where that should be done. Believe it or not, there...

You are really talking about two different situations. If you contribute assets to a business entity - an LLC, a corporation, or a limited...

What happens if father dies with no will and other siblings say his personal items were gifted to them prior to his death?

You will need to consult with an attorney in the appropriate jurisdiction (most likely, the state where your father resided at the time of his...

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We sold townhouse but attorney did not sell it in Estate's name, but sent me a 1099. What now !

I am assuming that title to the property was still in the decedent's name when the executor completed the sale (i.e., the executor had not conveyed...

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To be totally honest, there are so many relevant facts (such as the application to probate the will itself) that would be necessary to advise you...

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Is home purchased with funds from inheritance considered separate property if spouse's name is on deed?

From the facts you described (where you use separate property to acquire an asset in the joint names of yourself and your spouse), it would...

Tx sister is dying, she has put off signing guardianship over of nephew my mother has medical power of attorney. what can we do

She can execute a special document designating the person(s) she wants to be the child's guardian, which has formalities similar to a will. ...

Tax Law: Are expenses/income able to passed through to beneficiary's if the Virginia return is no the Final return?

As a CPA and a probate attorney, it sounds to me like your second CPA is generally correct. (I can also attest that it is unfortunately all too...

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Do I need an Estate Attorney

If your father resided in FL at the time of his death, then you definitely need to consult with a FL probate attorney, preferably in the county...

There are really two separate questions here from the facts you and your brother have presented. First of all, the real estate belongs to both...

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