Is there anything I can do for stolen tax return?

If he put his own bank account number on the return without your permission, you might want to consider reporting it to the police. If he did...

Can I use text messages and voicemails in court?

Yes. You'd need to demonstrate who received the text messages and that they were sent by your sister, but once you did so, they should be allowed....

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How to prove or provide evidence to the Arizona department of revenue Regarding filing of head of household

Not sure you've presented enough facts, but it seems like the issue may not be the level of support you provide, but whether your mother lives with...

Two suggestions: 1) consult a divorce attorney, and 2) after consulting with a divorce attorney, control the things you can control. For example,...

Am I still responsible for Business taxes from 1992. Corporation was dissolved in 1992

It sounds odd that you never received prior notices and now are hearing from the sheriff's office, and double odd that the matter of your 1992...

Can the business seller come after all my spouse's personal assets if I default on the loan?

Your spouse's assets should be protected, unless you're considered to have an interest in them. Also, every state has certain exemptions from...

My mom wants to give me 65k, but not sure if she'll be taxed on it or not?

Your mom would be required to file a return (Form 709) for the 65K less the 14K annual exclusion, but would not be required to pay tax until here...

Filing Bankruptcy in Arizona and Primary Residence is Vested in a Revocable Trust...

It should not matter whether the residence is deeded out of the revocable trust. Outside of probate avoidance, ownership by the revocable trust...

Can I sue my tax preparer for not listing both my wife and I income on our 2015 tax return?

Short answer is yes, you could sue. But the suit only would be for the $900 penalty. Had the preparer not screwed up, you still would have owed the...

Can I quit claim my great grand mother land?

I'm assuming that record title never changed from your great grandmother. You always can quit claim your interest, but the grantee on the deed...