"Single or married with two or more incomes" is the correct status for you.

I am co-owner of a home that is currently in forecloser not married.

Yep, I agree with the others. Call the cops and see if they'll help. Tell them you want to go to the home to get your things and that he won't...

Why would on a formal accounting document the attorney would omit the penalties for not submitting taxes etc in a timely manner?

Maybe when the accounting was prepared, the penalties weren't known yet. More info is needed, and the specific questions needs to be more clear. ...

Need to know my legal rights to my property located in Midland,TX. Property was willed to me but widow still lives on site.

I agree with the other two answers. And reading your question, I wondered why she gets the tax bill and whether the restraining order is temporary...

How can I move in with my aunt?

I think the best place to start is to nicely ask both your aunt and your mom if it's ok. Maybe they'll both be just fine with the idea.

If I sell this month, will there be any taxes implications? (capital gains, etc)

Probably you'll report the gain as a long term capital gain. The gain will be the sale price minus your basis in the land. In this case, the...

My husband isn't working,he owes back child support so will the irs take my taxes?

There's an IRS Form 8379 for people in your situation. Here's some more info about it: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Injured-or-Innocent-Spouse-Tax-Relief

If someone knowingly doesn't file a will or probate, can I sue them based on what should of been left to me?

You say you know he had a will, but was this a will he had before you met? Or did he have it made or amended while you were together? Do you...

If my aunt adds her grandsons name to the title of her home will that avert taxes, and probate when she passes away.

It would avoid probate regarding the home, but it wouldn't necessarily avoid probate of the rest of her estate. As for taxes, it depends on what...

It's probably a trespass and an invasion of privacy tort, and I suspect that it would violate some criminal statutes. See also:...