Giving a gift of money to family members, without them having to pay tax on it?

You can current gift up to $13K per person without a taxable event to either you or the person to whom you are making the gift. Generally, the...

I received a gift of 2.5 million dollars on July 5 2011. The gift was anonymous. I live in Iowa.

The stuff dreams are made of, isn't it. Again, gifts are generally taxed to the giver. To be sure, seek local tax attorney or CPA to...

Am seeking limited guardianship of my dad in Alabama and was told today by an lawyer that there is no such thing. Is this true?

A guardian is of the person and a Conservatorship is of the estate. APPOINTING ONE OR BOTH. Often when a person’s ability to take care of...

Do I have a right to know the deatils of my parent's estate? My sister is the executor.

You are correct that she needs to be transparent. If she is the Executor, she was required to give you a copy of the Will in most jurisdictions...

What type of power of attorney would our mother need to complete

A power of attorney is an instrument containing an authorization for one to act as the agent of the principal that terminates at some point in the...

Indeed, you need to tell us more before we can help you. From whom? Why? When? Gifts are usually not a taxable event to you because they ARE a...

If a judge already rule in a probate case, and said all creditors be paid first. then i filed a statement of claim against the

WADR, you have an attorney and should be directing this question to your attorney. If you do not like the answer, keep asking until you understand...

My mother just passed away leaving a will with no contest do we still need to go to probate court?

Because there is real property, my quick research of SC statutes indicates that you will have to do a probate to change title to the property to...

My mom was on my sisters accounts at the bank now that both my sister and mom has passed how do i claim the monies that are in

If you were the only heir in the Will, probate will transfer this asset to you. If there are few enough assets, you may be able to do a small...

When real estate jointly owned by step mother and deceased father's irrevocable trust is sold, where did the "trust" go?

This is WHY we require accountability. You need to take all the papers to an attorney to see if anyone can be liable for this travesty. This is...