Should I claim my parents as dependents on tax form? Will I then be responsible for their medical bills.

I agree with attorney Geno, but you will need to have socials to claim them as dependents. Any individual seeking legal advice for their own...

Can I win?

You should talk to a local attorney, but I do not believe you can win this one. Any individual seeking legal advice for their own situation...

My ex-wife died and left many bills. They exceed the value of the real estate left behind.

Unless you or them personally guaranteed or signed for the debts, you are not responsible personally. Any individual seeking legal advice for...

When is it advisable to discuss with the irs directly as oppose to an attorney

When you do not feel that you can competently handle the issue you should seek the help of a professional. Many people are also too personally...

If I am 100% shareholder of my Incorporated S company, can I pay my dependents daycare from this account?

You should not pay the daycare out of this account. This is a personal expense and you should only pay corporate expenses from this account. The...

All income a trust receives, whether from foreign or domestic sources, is taxable to the trust, to the beneficiary, or to the grantor of the trust...

My step father passed away years ago, can she change the will they made together?

This depends on what the estate planning documents say. Typically, a will is personal and can be changed when you are still alive. Go to a local...

I had a will and trust drawn up when I lived in Michigan. Now that I live in Indiana, are they still valid?

Yes, they are still valid. Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution, Indiana would have to honor these documents. It is...

What is the difference between a motion and a petition? What form do I use to bring an executor of a living trust and will to c

To start the court process, you will have to file a Petition. A motion is a formal request to the judge to make a particular ruling once the court...

Anyone can take you to court. Question is do they have a valid claim. From the facts you present, it sounds like everything is being correctly. ...