Yes. When spouses legally separate, each spouse may claim a $250,000 capital gain exclusion on his or her primary residence provided he or she has...

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Can my sister (trustee)legally withhold info. about property that was in a living trust?

It is difficult to answer your question without more information about the trust and its beneficiaries and the size of your father's estate....

As executor, which form in Washinton State do I use to divide the house (5 ways)?

A personal representative's deed transferring the house from the estate to the five heirs as tenants in common can accomplish that goal. In...

Wills and probate ...is it common for a lawyer to add Article X. Consideration ... to a will

Joint wills are designed to dictate what will happen to two spouse's property after the death of the second spouse. The goal is usually to prevent...

You can absolutely designate an attorney or other professional to serve as your attorney-in-fact. Most such professionals charge a fee for doing...

How Canadian citizen can work in United states of America?

Canadian citizens can work in the United States under certain circumstances, almost all of which require a visa. The type of visa required depends...

If I have a Washington Corp and an employee moves to Texas and e-mails his work to me, is this considered "transacting bus in TX

According to the Texas Secretary of State: "Generally, a foreign entity is transacting business in Texas if it has an office or an employee in...

Can I get my money back?

Generally "as is" language in a bill of sale means that no written or oral warranties have been made by the seller regarding the condition of the...

Can trust be updated without all paperwork? I can provide a copy of the will.

It sounds like you are asking whether you can update your own trust to include your inherited interest in the water wells, despite the fact that...

Can title to a home transfer into the surviving spouse's name when the spouse whose name is on the title dies?

Under Washington's community property laws, all property acquired during a marriage is presumed to be community property belonging one-half to each...

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