I am trying to determine which are the appropriate documents for incorporation.

I am a little confused. It is going to be a California corporation. One answer suggested you would register it as a foreign corporation. It is...

WHAT ARE TAX IMPLICATIONS FOR ADDING DAUGHTER ON A TITLE OF THE PROPERTY

There are multiple taxes to be concerned with here: 1. The federal transfer tax - the unified gift and estate tax system will subject the gift to...

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My Father's wife had Alszheimers The will read, "On her death the inheritance will be divided equally." No inheritance for me??

This appears, by your statement of facts, and assuming they are true, to require a will contest. There are many different types of substantive...

How do you get a person taken off a will for criminal activity?

In addition to Greg's comments, there are enhanced remedies under EADACPA that your counsel will wank to aver. These include attorneys' fees. The...

Tax Attorney or Tax Resolution Company?

If you want to go to a professional where you can tell them your secrets and be assured that they are required by their oath to keep them secret...

I am looking for an attorney with experience in the IRS's Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program. How can I easily do this.

We have handled about 6 of these. There are other resources you could use. In general, it is best to use an attorney so you can fully disclose...

I took care of my boygriends grandmother for 8 yrd hsve never been paid any monies. She said that after her death and the sale

You may have to consider pursuing a "quantum meruit" theory under an oral contract. Note that there are specific time requirements for filing or...

Revocable Living Trust - Asset allocation to trustee's

The trust by its terms will specify whether it may be amended and how. If the property is in your deceased spouse's sub trust, it is likely that it...

In general, the bank may only escheat the account after 3 years of non activity. They would normally send notices to the owner or the beneficiary....

It actually does not matter in California whether you have a written fee agreement or not. Both of the other answers are wrong. Bresler v. Wong. ...