I own a home which was foreclosed on for failure to pay the taxes. Can I get it back?

This is not my area, but you should see an Arizona real estate attorney quickly. There may be a way to salvage the situation, but a lot of times in...

Is there a statute of limitations on a beneficiary collecting their inheritance in Arizona?

Whatever rights he had to the retirement benefits should pass to his estate. I agree with the first answer, but you also may want to check with the...

Are Chandler, AZ and Phoenix, AZ considered to be the same tax home?

This is not an area I spend a lot of time in, but I think there's a different way to look at this, that makes a lot more sense. The trip was to...

Will a judge allow me to claim my son every year for tax purposes if my ex husband agrees?

The real issue is whether the IRS will let you claim. Who may claim turns on who has physical custody. There are provisions in the Tax Code that...

How do I establish a DBA for a 501c(3)

It's not clear from your question whether you're referring to a DBA, or to the actual name of the entity. I also was not sure if your daughter's...

Is it legal to use a Revocable Living Trust's name that documents have not been completed and registered to join a LLC ?

I'm not a Maryland attorney (actually, I am, but have never practiced there), so you'll need to verify this under Maryland law. Generally, a trust...

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I have been defrauded by person I purchased my home from, he openly admits it and insists there is nothing can do about it.

You should consult with a real estate attorney as soon as possible. In most states, disclosure is required when a broker is involved. It may very...

Can a company located in CO charge its employees a stop payment fee for a lost paycheck?

I don't disagree with the other answers, but there's a question as to whether there should be any stopped check fee at all. I've had this dispute...

My ex husband is asking for reimbursement of back taxes four years after our divorce, can he do this?

He can sue you, but the question is how long he has before the statute of limitations expires. This could be a family law question, but it may not...

Can "the estate" of a deceased person sue to enforce a quit-claim deed that was ordered in divorce decree?

This may be one of the few situations where an estate would hire a family lawyer.