How Can i prevent a brother from adding me to his income taxes?

Even though listed as a question from a person from Watsonville, CA, this appears to be a duplicate of a question from a person from Elk Grove. My...

How Can i prevent a brother from adding me to his income taxes?

Your brother claim you as his dependent on his return without any consent from you. Just because he does, doesn't mean that you qualify as his...

What if the care giver is also the trustee?

Attorney Zelinger's response is correct, more specifics and clarification is needed to provide you an answer to your question. If you have...

Can distribution be withheld from a beneficiary which should receive 1/3 by a trustee who is also a beneficiary?

A trustee can do anything he wants to do until a court orders him to do otherwise or removes him from the position of trustee. The court can also...

Large bank trustee want to be Mom's total conservator? What are the pitfalls? We have POA's already - is this trouble?

I agree with Attorney Santaelle's response to you. The purpose of having the financial POA and the medical POA, along with the living trust, is...

Will we owe money?

Impossible to determine if he will owe taxes. Your fiancée should have his tax return completed. If he owes taxes, the IRS has a number of...

My wife has been out of work for 5 months, could I claim her on my tax return?

Only under very limited circumstances can a spouse be claimed as a dependent on a tax return. If your wife is a U.S. citizen or resident alien,...

Your boyfriend's lien should not show up on your credit. While it has the power to do so, the IRS generally doesn't force the sale of a person's...

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Can you protect assets from the irs by putting them in an irrovable trust ?

I am assuming that you want to retain all or some portion of the beneficial interests in the assets. The IRS lien attaches to your property and...

As a rem. benef. of an irrev. A/B trust, and having formally requested an accounting, what info should I expect it to have?

Under Probate Code Section 16062(a), a trustee is required to provide an annual accounting "to each beneficiary to whom income or principal is...