It is about inherintence of property.

First, pay the tax lien asap so you dont lose the house. Second, be sure all mortages are paid and that the house is insured. If you have good...

Is it possible to sue a Dr. for preforming three unnessasry back surgires when the real cause of the pain was dicovered

Let me just ad that in Nevada, we have certain statutory caps on recoveries. You really need an experiences lawyer.

My Dad gave us, his heirs, a property via deed of donation. After my name, he added this, "married to Jane Doe".

I think you need to consult with an Attoney licensed in the Philippines. From NV's standpoint, what you inherit is your sole and separate property...

Claiming my twins but i owe child support

If u claim addition dependents, the use of those personal exemptions may further reduce you tax obligations or result in a refundable credit (it...

Is there any rules of thumb when calculating a royalty?

It depends. There area by factors including scope of the license (e.g., western us, us, north america, worldwide) and length of time. But you...

Does an IRS lien have priority over an attorney's lien ?

It depends. The IRS can't typically jump bona fide priority. You should consult with an Attonrey as time of attachment and reason giving rose to...

I need advise on divorcing an immigrant

You can file or divorce, bit I echo the other opinions that you will be hard pressed to show your marriage is a scam. Remember, relationships are...

Trustee late with accounting.....

First, retain counsel and have him or her write a demand letter. If that doesn't work, petition the court to force the accounting and/or remove...

My ex and I are both on the title of his car which is owned outright. I want my name off. Can I do that without his permission?

Yes. If you have the title, you dan sign it over to him. If you don't, you can sign a bill of sale to him. You should either call an attorney to...

In most states, the title is separate from the loan. The deed will give you an undivided 1/2 interest in the proeprty. The property will remain...