Filing past taxes

The purposes behind this were the IRS' desire that all taxpayers be in compliance with the reporting requirements, not just those who owed money. ...

I have a Administrative Order for Child support. Which parent claims the child on Income Taxes?

Page 24 and 25 of the IRS publication Tax Guide 2010 has a tidy chart setting out who can take this deduction. Find it at: ...

What tax/legal consequences are involved with renting out 2nd, 3rd, 4th properties (so on and so forth)?

To succeed, finding a real estate attorney you can work with will be very important. Little missteps can cost you. The whole an ounce of...

My son, who was a Florida resident, passed away. No spouse-no children- no will. How do I, the Father, take posession of assets?

I am sorry to hear of your loss. This is a tough time. This will be an "intestate" matter, meaning no will. It would be handled in the probate...

My estate lawyer will not call me back.

If you have tried for five months and the lawyer won't respond, you certainly can go to the state bar. Did you pay him for this work? If so,...

Id it possible to take back a power of attorney?

Revoke the POA and give your son notice. Go to your banks and tell them the POA is revoked and have them mark the signature cards and computer...

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New Jersey property tax law/deeds transfer

If they are still alive, then you need to see an estate planning attorney FIRST before you do something that may not be able to be undone if done...

I have a limited conservatorship for my daughter. What forms do I use to ask the court for permission to handle her care needs

It would help to know what kind of conservatorship you have. Is it of her "estate" or her "personal care"? The body or the money? The Court in...

I have a living trust and am planning to remarry a man in New Jersey. I am a widow with grown children.

The attorney in me is curious to know why he insists on using his state's laws. I am not a NJ attorney so do not know what the benefits would be...

Durable Power of Attorney

Well, you may be able to do it on your own if you can follow all the laws of your state. California requires it to be notarized and Texas may as...