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New York does not recognize common law marriages (unless you were living in a state that recognizes them). So, if you have always lived in New...

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New York does not recognize common law marriages. However, if your marriage is valid in a state that does recognize common law marriages, then New...

F1 In Removal Proceeding, Resident or Non-resident Tax?

You are considered a U.S. resident for tax purposes if you meet the substantial presence test for any given year. To meet this test, you must be...

Can a Tax lawyer help me in providing guidance on how to file my income tax as a U.S National who has been in Pakistan since '03

Yes. A tax lawyer can help you file your income tax returns. As a U.S. green card holder you are responsible for filing a return reporting your...

HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO BE MARRIED FOR 18 YEARS WITH SOME OF THEM GOOD & SOME NOT SO GOOD, FILED JOINT TAX RETURNS, LIVED TOGETHER

It is possible for your husband to claim that you were married to Santa Claus. It is possible for your husband to claim that you could not have...

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Just because you file income taxes with someone does that mean you are legally married?

Common law marriages formed in Oklahoma before 11/1/98 are recognized. The conflict between state laws and court decisions is over the validity of...

Is there a tax if my father is transferring a home deed to me? Not sure what to check off in deed transfer form.

If you are referring to the documentary transfer tax, then there is an exemption for a conveyance given for no value. See Revenue & Taxation Code...

As between you and your husband, yes, you can "take him to court" if you marital settlement agreement places responsibility for paying the tax on...

I own 25% of a home being sold but the house is on a living trust. will i pay taxes on the money i get.

We have to guess at the facts. So here is one possibility. Your step-father bought the home for $100,000. He died in May, 2012, at which time...

How can a legit 501 (c) (3) protect itself from other groups using the exact same name?

If the legitimate non-profit owns real property, it is extremely unlikely that a title company and escrow company are going to allow an imposter to...