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The court and the executor and the executor's attorney are all denying that he is entitled Homestead. Writes, they basically are claiming like those rights. Don't exist that these are a fabrication that he does not know what he's talking about. There are no Homestead rights that a... View More 
And school taxes that are behind, the house is still caught in probate court and i cannot make a payment plan since it isnt in my name, and i cannot afford to pay it all upfront. How do i stop the house from going into foreclosure?
answered on Dec 11, 2024
I'm sorry for your loss and the challenges you're facing. If probate is delaying your ability to act, consider filing a motion requesting the court to grant temporary authority to address urgent matters, like paying property taxes. An attorney can assist with this.
Possibly, you... View More
I will probably be doing less than $100,000 a year and less than 200 transactions which is the requirements for Arkansas nexus.
As part of our divorce settlement, my ex was to pay her share of 2015 back taxes. We don't speak anymore but from what I can tell from my 2015 transcript was that she started and stopped her plan once or twice until 2018 when it was written off and the balance was set to zero - there are no... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2024
I would want to look at the lien notice, but if it went to $0 on IRS records prior to the notice normally I would expect that you probably received a scam notice that is not actually from IRS. Feel free to email it to me for review. No, an IRS lien cannot exist without an underlying tax debt.... View More
Hello, My mother passed in 2023. I did her taxes in which she does owe a balance (around $3k I believe). There was no estate, no probate process, etc. We found out much later that she had a small 401(k) balance that didn't list a beneficiary-- and they wouldn't let me move forward without... View More
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answered on Dec 10, 2024
Hello, I can say that sometimes it is necessary to probate an estate even though it is insolvent, usually when there are creditors. You should hire a probate attorney in the area where your mother lived. The attorney will need to determine whether the asset falls outside of probate or not. I am... View More
I believe my ex-spouse is behind in his business taxes. What are the implications on our co-owned house that I reside in?
answered on Dec 9, 2024
Yes, the Hawaii Dept of Tax can lien any real property a taxpayer owes. They can only lien up 1/2 the house. Not your share of the house. If they foreclose on the lien (very rare), they would sell the house and pay you 1/2 the net sale proceeds.
Hope that Helps.
Blake Goodman, esq.
for context- this is in pennsylvania. i recieved the notice a few months ago, and have looked into tax liens to possibly own this house. i *understand* what this does but not so much the process of going through it, and would love some clarity
They filled my taxes without my permission as a business owner who lost $108
answered on Dec 6, 2024
You have a few issues here. First, and maybe most important is it's generally illegal to sign another's original tax return without proper authorization. You may wish to contact the IRS and the identity theft department regarding another filing your tax return, or speak to an attorney... View More
I paid tax on CT Teachers Retirement disability and my school offered Long Term Disability Insurance which I received a monthly payment and I paid tax on those earnings. Does CT tax both of these incomes?
I am from Nigeria. I am on a work visa I.e. H1B. I want apply for a debt consolidation or debt restructuring. A part of my credit card debt will be forgiven. I am well paid but have fallen into difficult situation. I am starting the National interest waiver EB2 application process towards obtaining... View More
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answered on Dec 4, 2024
Having tax debt or seeking hardship relief can potentially impact your immigration status, particularly during the National Interest Waiver EB2 process. Immigration officials review financial responsibility as part of determining good moral character and financial stability.
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house. Can I avoid property tax? Both of our name is on the grant deed.
answered on Dec 3, 2024
Unfortunately, almost all exchanges of real estate in California will cause the property tax rate to increase. There are VERY FEW exceptions (one such exception applies when a person transfers real estate to their spouse.) There are no exceptions for property transfers to siblings, cousins,... View More
me and my daughter went over to my mother’s house to get some things so we can move into our new house and as we were getting ready to go my mama said that my daughter was not going with me and she locked the door so my daughter couldn’t get out
I have IRS and State tax debt and property liens that I'm working through. I found $5000 in unclaimed property funds with the State of NJ. I followed the process, and they sent the check, but it was intercepted by "SOIL", and kept due to the back taxes owed.
I have 5+... View More
I own a business and received a request for documentation in a civil case. Can I ask for reimbursement of the costs to produce the documentation?
What kind of legal steps can the agent take for abuse , theft imprisonment in the home
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answered on Nov 30, 2024
The Principal needs to revoke the POA with notice to any banks involved, etc. Sometimes you record the revocation in the county where property lies. Principal should hire an attorney to sue the former attorney-in-fact/agent for breach of fiduciary duties, conversion, etc.
I was told I had until the last day of September to pay the taxes on my mothers home and the city sold it on August 30 ( 1 month early)
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answered on Nov 29, 2024
Hire a MS attorney immediately about how to exercise an Heir's right of Redemption. There will be a short time period after the sale to prove your heirship and enforce your Redemption rights. You will need money to exercise this statutory right. Apparently talking to the taxing... View More
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