Does a survivING spouse have exclusive ownership and automatic power attorney, over the deceased's assets,aquired while married
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Answered on November 12, 2016
No. There are many ways married people can acquire assets (while married) such that if one spouse died the assets would immediately be subject to...
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What is the best way to Safeguard a $50,000 Antique sale from IRS, student loan debts or counting as personal income
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Answered on October 13, 2016
One way to avoid having the capital gain from the sale treated as your income would be to create an irrevocable trust (for the benefit of your...
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What happens if you are late in paying taxes from a past job?
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Answered on October 10, 2016
It depends on many factors, such as how late, whether you would have owed (and if so, how much), the reason for filing late, etc.
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I have a friend his not working his retired his income is only sss.
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Answered on September 20, 2016
Maybe federal anyhow: https://www.ssa.gov/planners/taxes.html
IRS Notice CP2000 and the affect on Status Change or Visa Application
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Answered on June 01, 2016
It shouldn't affect your application. When they ask for a copy of the tax return (and any amendments) you filed for the 2015 tax year, you'll show...
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How long should I work for my current employer after I use my income to meet the income requirement for I-864?
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Answered on March 26, 2016
If you have a choice, then you should probably continue to work there until you get a better offer somewhere else or unless your spouse will earn...
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Do I need a lawyer. And what to do for a quick deed transfer
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Answered on February 19, 2016
You should definitely contact a local probate attorney to meet with you, look at the will and give you a free consultation.
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What are the estimated court fees for probate?
In what order do the court fees come? i.e.; starting probate, administration
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Answered on February 05, 2016
You don't pay anything to start probate. All fees come from the estate. The atty, for example, can advance the filing fee and be reimbursed with...
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I don't have the $495 to start probate. Can I use some of her bank account money to start probate without fear of liability?
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Answered on February 05, 2016
It's best to leave all estate assets alone until an administrator is appointed. Probate attorneys are often willing to advance the filing fee and...
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For probate, how are legal fees determined for work done BEFORE there's any personal representative appointed?
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Answered on December 24, 2015
Interesting question. I've seen this come up where two people were seeking exclusive appointment. If legal fees for preparing the petition are...
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