In California, if you have a typed will, then you need two disinterested witnesses to witness the testator signing the will. California also...

Can a parent transfer a home to a child's "Special Needs Trust" for child's lifetime without tax consequences to parents.

It is possible to transfer a home to a SNT for a child's lifetime, but I would recommend that you speak with a qualified estate planning attorney...

I am on the deed to my parents property. The property was given as a gift. Am I protected?

The short answer is, Yes. If your parents gifted you an interest in their home, then that was an irrevocable gift that cannot be taken back...

My husband of 39 years makes 193,882.00 per year PLUS 10,800 non-taxed car allowance per year.

I recommend that you either categorize your question under "Family Law" and/or you consult a family law attorney. There are a number of variable...

Court ordered debt collection - can the California Franchise Tax Board garnish my SSDI direct deposit which is my only income?

The government does have the power to garnish for money it is owed. I suggest that you contact the Superior Court to find out what the fine is for...

What's next when Ex won't comply with granted Motion to Compel, an FL 396 or separate order to produce I&E and tax returns?

I recommend that you categorize your inquiry under "Family Law" and you will get a more specific answer from one of the member attorneys. Good...

Can a private note holder foreclose dew to only being two years behind on property tax

Defaulting on property taxes are grounds for foreclosure. I recommend that you determine what your long-term goals are and then balance those with...

Frenchise Tax Audit. Do I need attorney?

I do stronly encourage you to seek counsel with a CPA who does audit work and/or a tax attorney who handles individual audit matters. You want to...

My father died five years ago. No spouse. Almost all $$$ distributed. House sold. Tax consequences to me?

I recommend that you ask your sister for some documentation. When your father died, his house received a stepped up in basis, which means that if...

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I owned $4,300 in taxes from 2004 my ex husband claims he paid that off but IRS still want me to pay this so I am currently

I agree with Mr. Stack. I recommend you explore whether you are liable for this debt. I also suggest that you explore whether your ex-spouse did...