I paid for a cremation because immediate family abandoned body. Am I responsible for any debtors of the deceased?

No. Simply paying for cremation does not create liability for decedent's debts.

What is the deadline, if any, to apprise the IRS of a appraised values of properties in a trust after the trustor passes away?

Depends. If the total value of the estate exceeds $5,340,000 for deaths occurring in 2014, an estate tax return (IRS Form 706) reporting the...

Wife has wage garnishment, credit card judgment. filed exemption, have court date.

Not enough information to provide meaningful advice. BK C13 or C7 may be viable options. Best option depends on many facts not provided. ...

No SOL to protect you. Go to courthouse and review the ticket. Request appearance before judge. Explain circumstances. Judge has authority to...

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If Bank of America breached the trial loan modification agreement, is the permanent loan modification agreement enforceable?

What you experienced is quite common. If you complied with all terms of HAMP, you are entitled to permanent modification. You must prove...

Received a garnishment of wages notice that was under my social security number but with a completely different name?

Several steps to take, depending on whether this is your debt. Immediately contact creditor and dispute the debt because it is not under your...

Final Disposition means the court has made decision. Terms of decision are binding on parties. Read judgment to determine terms.

Scammed out of $1000.00

This is a popular scam. File police report. Yes you may have valid lawsuit. However, cost of prosecuting lawsuit may exceed amount of money...

I hv need for an Irrevocable Trust. What are the reasons one might hv for choosing a "Boulder Family"Irrevocable Trust",Settlor

Many reasons to establish Irrevocable Trust. Many good reasons to avoid setting up Irrevocable Trust. More facts need to provide meaningful...

Still legally married but split up 25 years ago now ny estranged husband passed away with no will can i take everything

Yes. Depends in part on whether a Will or Trust exists. You may be entitled to portion of estate. Probably not entire estate. Investigate and...