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My Father was a resident in Colorado. He left no will and has a very small estate, less than $5,000. Can I use JDF999? How?
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Answered on August 25, 2010
You may use the Small Estate affidavit (JDF 999) to collect any assets or money owned by or due to your father at the time of his death, so long as...
How would I find out if power of attorney has been filed?
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Answered on August 25, 2010
Powers of Attorney (POA) are signed by the Principal (your great-grandmother) and given to the Agent (your aunt) to be used as reasonable and...
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I want ti include my daughter in my home title
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Answered on March 27, 2009
You definitely need to seek leagal advice before taking any action. Once you put your daughter on title, she becomes a co-owner with you and would...
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What happens to property when a parent dies without a Will.
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Answered on March 27, 2009
The laws of intestacy (meaning to be without a will) for every state, govern the distribution of property of an intestate decedent. While it is...
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Closing a sole propriator business. What is the oblications to contracts with credit card merchants and phone companies?
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Answered on March 27, 2009
If in fact you have been operating your business as a sole proprietor, then you are personally responsible for all of the debts incurred for the...
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Do I have any recourse to collect back pay from business owner?
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Answered on March 27, 2009
First of all, every state has different laws with regard to the establishment and formation of an LLC. If you did properly set up an LLC in...
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Power of Attorney.
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Answered on March 26, 2009
There are multiple issues involved in your question. In general, a power of attorney may be used by the agent (your brother) to accomplish those...
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Can she take me to court?
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Answered on March 26, 2009
In general, a statement made may be considered defamatory and actionable (that is a basis for taking you to court) if it was false or made without...
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Can she take me to court?
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Answered on March 26, 2009
In general, a statement made may be considered defamatory and actionable (that is a basis for taking you to court) if it was false or made without...
Are optional distributions of principal from a credit shelter trust considered taxable income to the beneficiary?
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Answered on March 26, 2009
An authorized distribution of principal from a Credit Shelter Trust is not considered to be taxable income. I would suggest that you confirm with...
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