I hold a property in a revocable trust with my brother and I as the trustees. He is attempting to have me removed.

Generally, the co-trustee/s or beneficiaries must petition a probate court for a trustee's removal, and then attend a court hearing to make it...

For probate purposes, you will administer the estate of the deceased in the state courts of the county and state of residence. Regardless of where...

Should I file single or married?

It might actually make more sense for you to file "married filing jointly" rather than "married filing separately." If your "husband" isn't...

When you receive a gift from someone’s estate, you can refuse to accept the gift for any reason. This is called “disclaiming” the gift, and the...

There are generally no immediate tax implications or negative consequences; however, there are issues to consider. You can transfer your personal...

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I got 2014 federal refund. State is asking me to provide W2s & 1099. Does it mean NYS is questioning my income & maybe an audit?

Given their inquiry, an audit could be in your future; however, at this point in time, it sounds like the State Department of Revenue just has some...

What do you need to do if someone come up on a background check under your Social Security Card Number

Here are some free resources to check out and get some good information about what steps to take next....

The deed and the trust document should agree, meaning the trustee or trustees listed in the trust should be the same ones on the deed as trustees...

Are there any penalties for a spouse who filed as "single" (unmarried) instead of married filing separate before divorce final?

If you discover an error on your federal income tax return (IRS Forms 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ) after having already e-filed or mailed it, you may...

Hypothetically, if you had a $5,000,000 net worth in WA, could you gift $3,000,000 to your heirs to avoid estate tax?

Hypothetically speaking, yes, you could gift away $3 million to your heirs, friends or charity without any estate tax implications, either at the...