Your will is not filed with a court, generally speaking, until you die. You say your cousin gave you a copy and then you found an original. Those...

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Is it completely necessary for me to file the most recent year's tax returns before attempting to file for Chapter 7 bankrupcy?

You absolutely have to be current on all tax filings as a requirement of the process of face it being set aside and your losing the benefits of the...

Irs

I am no sure you mean how long do they keep the returns so much as how long do that have to audit you. Barring fraud, as stated the statute is 3...

What is the tax implication on my Federal & NY St income tax returns after a quitclaim deed was filed last year in a diff state?

As to the state specific taxes, I cannot and do not speak. I can say you have lost your step up in basis on the death of your parents now. This...

Confused

As stated, we cannot be of much help without actually reading the documents unfortunately. Connecticut has many excellent attorneys who do probate...

Trustee

It would depend on the language in the trust. Is it stating that after the current trustee you AND someone else will be the trustees? Then you...

My dad passed away. My dad had a will w/ all 4 kids to share his estate.

You posted this twice: It will depend on NY law on joint accounts. I had a similar issue here recently where the Dad absolutely wanted son 1 to...

If the administrator that was assigned to administer the assets for our family decides to keep everything.

If Mom never signed a will her assets will be given according to the terms of intestate succession [meaning no will] in your state. If there is no...

My dad passed away. My dad had a will stating all 3 children to share his estate.

It will depend on NY law on joint accounts. I had a similar issue here recently where the Dad absolutely wanted son 1 to have the money in the...

Certificate of Disposition

Indeed, while the first level court in New York is called the Supreme Court but here in California, it is called the Superior Court. The advice...