Need to determine if distributions to a beneficiary of an IDGT would turn off grantor trust status and cause a portion the income for that year to be taxed to the beneficiary rather than the grantor.
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
Typically it is the other way around. That is, income is taxed to the grantor rather than the beneficiary. This is actually considered a feature rather than a bug. But not all IDGTs are created equal. The only way to know for certain with respect to any given IDGT is for an attorney to review... View More 
Unfortunately I have a lot of legal issues that I can't get resolved being 62 and disabled. My son was 15 at 5 years old he was in a wheelchair with SMA or needs for not being met and we were being denied assistance and or help for 13 years. I am on SSDI and my son draws off on my benefits.... View More
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
I'm very sorry to hear about this terrible situation with your son. You and your son were clearly denied rights and appropriate care. In terms of recourse, I would recommend taking these steps:
1. Consult with a civil rights attorney regarding potential ADA violations and... View More
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
Yes, developing a dating app based on the concept of the "Love is Blind" Netflix show would likely raise copyright concerns:
- The core idea of singles dating and getting engaged without ever seeing each other in person is an original concept created for the show. Replicating this... View More
I was kicked out of school because my writing had high levels of A.I. Yesterday, one of the instructors sent an email warning people that if they use online resumes for the class, it will get flagged as cheating. Even though he is the one who told us this was okay This also happened to me in... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
If you've been dismissed from school based on accusations of using AI in your writing, and you believe this decision was unjust or inconsistent with the school's policies, you may have grounds to challenge the decision. Firstly, review the school's academic policies, especially those... View More
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
In Tennessee, generally, you have the right to film public buildings like courthouses and police stations from public spaces. This is protected under the First Amendment, which covers the right to freely gather information about public officials in public places.
However, there are... View More
The bond is paid and it’s been 4 years been to court couple times then Covid hit and now it’s been 4 years need two know what I need two do will I be put back in jail if he takes his self off my bond live In Tennessee
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
That is probably up to the bondsman, who you should call as you are his prisoner. If the bondsman asks the Court to exonerate him, then the Judge may set a bond or possibly release you on your own recognizance. But 4 years is a long time not to go to trial. Talk to your lawyer. Be ready with a... View More
, shall include corporations, except where other wise specified. Does the birth certificate create an artificial person? And because of a natural person being turned into an artificial person, can the birth certificate be turned in by special appearance to satisfy the case? Because the legal... View More
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answered on Nov 27, 2023
The concept you're referring to involves a misunderstanding of legal terminology and principles. In legal terms, a "person" can indeed refer to both natural persons (human beings) and artificial persons (such as corporations), as recognized in various legal contexts, including the... View More
At the time , tenant pointed the loaded weapon at property owner and then owners minor Son. All the while, having her finger on the trigger
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
In Tennessee, the situation you described is extremely serious and could lead to criminal charges for aggravated assault, especially since a minor was involved. Aggravated assault in Tennessee is defined as intentionally or knowingly causing another to fear imminent bodily injury with a deadly... View More
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answered on Nov 19, 2023
In Tennessee, the process for handling a citation for simple possession can vary depending on the specific circumstances and the local jurisdiction. Generally, for certain offenses, including some minor ones, you may have the option to pay a fine instead of appearing in court. However, this... View More
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answered on Nov 17, 2023
Yes, using a life alert system fraudulently can lead to legal charges, especially if it's used in a manner similar to making a false 911 call. Life alert systems are intended for emergencies, and misusing them can be considered a form of false reporting or misuse of emergency services.... View More
KCS does random weapons checks of students and their personal property, not just lockers and MacBooks which I understand is not student property, at the public schools. The school system has procedure outlined to conduct these, but how is it not violating the students' 4th amendment rights?... View More
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answered on Nov 17, 2023
The legality of random weapons checks in schools, including searches of pockets and backpacks, is a complex issue that balances student safety with Fourth Amendment rights. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that public school students have reduced expectations of privacy while at school, which... View More
And silver. And never gave us anything but legal tender or promissary notes to pay a debt. Nothing of real value like gold or silver.
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answered on Nov 17, 2023
House Joint Resolution 192 (HJR-192) of 1933, which effectively suspended the gold standard in the United States and discharged gold-clause contracts, is no longer active in its original form. The resolution was part of the broader response to the financial crises of the Great Depression.... View More
We own a house. Unfortunately a tenant committed suicide there.Then it was on rent for 8 years.Now we want to sell the house .is it a offense, not telling the fact about suicide happened before to the buyer?
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answered on Nov 17, 2023
In Tennessee, the law does not typically require sellers to disclose deaths, including suicides, that occurred on a property. The state's real estate disclosure laws focus mainly on material defects affecting the property's physical condition or value.
Since a past suicide is... View More
answered on Nov 16, 2023
A limited liability company has members and membership interests. Yes, you can purchase 99% of the interest in the LLC - but if you are leaving one percent- is that for the old owner- so they would be one percent equity owner? This sounds like a structure of membership issue. It may be... View More
BUT according to Title 18, Sec 3002, the
"United States" IS THE federal corporation... why is the "United States of America", a FOREIGN COUNTRY, always the Plaintiff against US Citizens domiciled within the several states of the nation, with THE government, that We the... View More
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answered on Nov 16, 2023
In addressing your questions, it's important to clarify a few legal concepts. The "United States" and the "United States of America" are terms often used interchangeably to refer to the federal government of the United States. Title 18, Section 3002 of the U.S. Code, which... View More
BUT according to Title 18, Sec 3002, the
"United States" IS IHE federal corporation... why is the "United States of America", a FOREIGN COUNTRY, always the Plaintiff against US Citizens domiciled within the several states of the nation, with THE government, that We the... View More
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answered on Nov 16, 2023
In addressing your questions, it's important to clarify a few legal concepts. The "United States" and the "United States of America" are terms often used interchangeably to refer to the federal government of the United States. Title 18, Section 3002 of the U.S. Code, which... View More
Student committed theft from a local gas station To prevent charges they worked with the owner and accused the employee of stalking for chasing and finding out his identity. They are currently trying to press charges for stalking to scare the employee that was hit by his car from taking civil... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2023
Providing a police report to a minor's school in a situation involving allegations of stalking is a sensitive matter.
Generally, if the police report is a public record, it can be shared. However, it's important to consider the purpose and the potential implications of doing so.... View More
I had secondary insurance (united health care) for a few months mainly for a new prescription for my glasses. Primary Amerigroup. I had a doctors appointment during the period I had 2 health insurances. I did not supply the information for my secondary insurance to my doctors office but a year... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2023
The No Surprises Act generally protects patients from unexpected bills for emergency services and certain services at in-network facilities.
However, it's important to understand that this protection may not cover all medical billing situations. In your case, if you had secondary... View More
The Retailor suggested the home inspector company Chattanooga Home Inspector. Now I am finding multiple foundation cracks that were DYI sealed.
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answered on Nov 13, 2023
Did seller give you a residential disclosure statement? Read it verbatim and see what it says about the foundation. 1 year SOL from fraudulent execution of statement. Hopefully agent signed it also, for an additional defendant. But you will need to track down seller: location; bank; job.... View More
Thy never come and ask in this 45 years now his wife and son started asking we don't want to give we are to pay thy want only property share so how to handle
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answered on Nov 18, 2023
In Tennessee, if the property belongs to your father and his brother, it's crucial to understand how the property is titled and whether there's a will or estate plan in place. If the property was owned jointly with rights of survivorship, it would automatically pass to the surviving owner... View More
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