an EIN/TIN number and claimed taxes under their personal SS Number for 26 years. What are the ramifications?
You would need to review with a lawyer/accountant. The answer is in the details.
I owned a business with my ex and after turmoil and force I exited the situation and the relationship. it is a food business we started together.The business and all recipes were my idea which he admits and has via text - I left but because the situation had become unbareable with his mental abuse... Read more »
If you had a legal partnership, i.e. filed that way, and can prove you were a partner, then you can make a claim. You have an uphill climb on some issues due to the lack of more writings, but there are default laws that protect you.
Natural parent moving out of district. Signing over guardianship to the person still living in district. District is asking who will claim child on this years tax return. Does the district have the right to view either parent or guardians tax returns?
Absolutely. That is how they prevent the fraud of a non-resident student trying to get a better school.
Judgement was secured against real property which was sold . Can I seek action against the new owner?
Yes. If what you say is true.
During the closing, the closing company was supposed to take the money out the proceed to pay some lien on the house as per agreement. They made a mistake and refund back to sellers. Now i owed than 50000 on the property due to unpaid lien. Can i sue the closing company for for this mistake. I... Read more »
To me, the fact the title company denied the claim is the key issue. This is ordinarily a title claim. The "closing company" is usually the title company, so I am not sure what your distinction is. If it is a lien of the seller you can sue them. It would be Supreme Court litigation.... Read more »
He wound up “losing “ my check and now is demanding the new price of $650 to accomplish this . Since I’m still paying a mortgage, my bank is still holding my stock certificate and proprietary lease. Please advise me how I may proceed. The bldg manager is a known crook and in fact was sued by... Read more »
The transfer must be approved by the Board. There is usually a fee. It is usually handled by management. You cannot force approval of a transfer.
There is no surviving spouse. Can the IRS or any creditor place a lien on the deceased property prior to filing for Probate? What responsibility does the executor have under those circumstances?
You must do probate to transfer the property. Claims from the IRS and others will get adjudicated in the probate. If there are large tax debts, the property might need to be sold to pay them. The executor would have personal liability for transferring property in the face of unpaid debt.
She has been doing my taxes for a few years now i call and text her about my situation ,but she doesn’t answer me , she move her office out east in Long Island New York , I’m trying to buy a house and I need my taxes information from her to get my Mortgage qualify
You can report her to the State licensing board, and see if they can help. You can order your return or a transcript of it from the IRS.
These are actually two forms. There is a waiver and consent, and a renunciation. A waiver and consent applies to the petition filed. If you sign, the petition will be granted. Renunciation is when a named fiduciary in a will does not want to act, and resigns.
Your attorney is right.
Before the will goes to probate, what is New York State law?
Those inheriting the house, but while in the name of the estate, the fiduciary needs to keep the beneficiary apprised of expense issues, and the transfer should be done ASAP upon probate.
If it is usual form of POA, and all the powers are checked, then yes.
In February 2021 my sibling asked me to sign a waiver of process consent to probate form. I didn't want to sign it. I asked for a copy of the will and was denied. She and her brother said if I don't sign it the court was going to take the house. She said my brother signed the same waiver... Read more »
It is very hard to revoke a consent. From the post you were not coerced. You just did not seek good legal advice.
Judgement if lawyer fees from a contempt in custody. He hasn't paid anything and won't pay. After I get a judgement for contempt again, can the PA judgment be recorded against his house in NY?
The judgment is recorded in New York. It is a lien on real estate the same way a NY judgment would be a lien. For other property, there would need to be a levy by the Sheriff or Marshal, like a NY judgment.
Lawyers will not talk to me or return my calls. It has been 3 years is there something legally I can do?
If you know the will says you get it, bring a petition to compel distribution. While not a form, this is basic work.
1. Yes. NY judgments are good for 20 years. 10 years is as a lien on real estate. Yes, it can be renewed.
My sister and I were both appointed cold power of attorney each being able to act independently two months before my mothers passing my sister sold her David Lerner stock and transfer the money into Her personal account we were both supposed to be 50-50 beneficiaries on this account do I have any... Read more »
You can sue your sister on the power of attorney. You should also petition to be administrator of the estate to gain control of it.
I'm a student at a CUNY college and during this Spring semester I took 5 classes and most, if not all, had math-related topics. I was able to manage keeping a good grades for all but one class, Linear Algebra. I had a decent grade on my first exam, I studied for the second midterm, which was... Read more »
This is a serious matter. Having admitted to cheating, you have few options. You must not admit to anything again, and find a way out of this that does lead to expulsion.
25 min from us, and demands that he goes to school where she lives. She lives in a high crime area and very low standard school district. We split 50/50 custody. We would like to have their son go to school where we live, where a parent is home 24/7, so no daycare is needed before or after school.... Read more »
This has two elements -- an Education element and a divorce element. If the divorce decree allocates how education decisions are made, then it governs. You may need to make a motion in the divorce case if the issue is unclear. As to education law, the kid must go to school in the district where... Read more »
I had concrete work done. There was plenty of clearance to the area. They went around an area not even in the scope of the job with heavy equipment. They never did anything to protect that area until the next day when they laid boards down. This ended up costing me more money for dirt and grass... Read more »
Sure, if you have the proof from an estimate from someone else to fix the damages.
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