In a family trust with two trustee's can the beneficiaries remove one of the trustee's?
Generally the Beneficiaries can remove one of the trustees if the trustee can not perform his/her duties. Being in a different location in today's...
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Generally the Beneficiaries can remove one of the trustees if the trustee can not perform his/her duties. Being in a different location in today's...
The general rule is that the trustee is held to a high degree of honestly and can not steal from the trust. Other people even though they are not...
Likely not based upon what I read but you can go to the irs website and get some better information....
In California you can change the title to the property by filing a quit claim or grant deed which states that your parents (Grantors) are giving...
Yes you can sue but if they are out of business likely you will have no one to recover from. In California an individual of a corporation is...
Not to the IRS and no usually to the State. There may be some county tax. IRC 102 gifts are not taxable.
No gifts are tax free to the recipient. IRC 102
Sorry about your mom's health. Generally the Social Security credits will remain whether or not your mother files for an IRS Offer in Compromise.
There might be a hold by the bank just for the funds to clear(normal bank policy) but there will be no investigation of bank deposits just because...
You probably considered not selling yet but making it your principal residence again. But that might be the smart move