Can i as a trustee of my parents estate direct my trustee fee DIRECTLY to a charity instead of me taking it?
Yes you can. Disclose it in the accounting in the trust and you should not have to list it on your personal tax return.
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Yes you can. Disclose it in the accounting in the trust and you should not have to list it on your personal tax return.
Yes they can. They are not legal heirs, and if you are stating they are also not beneficiaries, they can certainly witness the will.
You state this is under China law. If that is the case you need to speak with an attorney there. That said, in CA it is likely with no will or...
As stated by Mr. Cross, all 4 can waive the 120 days and the trust can be distributed. If all 4 do not sign waivers, you will have to wail.
Yes, and as always, the sooner the better as there can often be issues at the filing window.
First, your one brother giving you his share will not protect you from the other brother. The other brother is still an owner and has all rights...
SS4. You can apply at IRS.gov website and get it online provided all information is properly entered.
Contact the police with proof and file a restraining order.
This situation is quite rare. There is no real time limit, especially if the estate is in probate. Why is there a question? Why are they not...
If she lacks legal capacity you will need to go to court and get a conservatorship. The only way to get a POA is from your sister appointing you...