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:dunno: -- Listen, did Dad maybe have a Will? There are many things you need to find out -- hire a lawyer -- he can find out for you!

:) You bet -- thanks again.

thank you -- I figured as much -- that there would be a tax (I recently did some research regarding Federal K-1 and Schedule E -- as far as the State goes -- NY -- I have not yet started researching. I thought inheritances (up to a certain amount) were tax free on all levels (after all, this...

No, sir, the grantor has passed on.

truth be told, i felt terribly sorry for this extremely lost soul that just kept on compounding her problems with unrelated facts -- at the very least, i wanted to take her by the hand and steer her in a better direction -- chances are she probably won't even read my message.

Because you and your mom were joint on the vehicle and the loan -- do you have documents proving this? -- YOU are now responsible for car and the loan because now your mom is gone. Whose names are on the documents?

Get your own lawyer

Do you have any legal documents left by your father? If not, hire an attorney and tell him your dilemma.

Dear zzzzzyccch: Try establishing a positive relationship with your sister -- have her show you documents regarding the sale of the house (you can find out on the internet if the city government where you live posts this information -- it's usually way in the future after the actual sale...

I've recently found out that I am the beneficiary in a Revocable Living Trust (RLT). The Trust is funded with bank accounts and CD's from one financial institution -- totaling under $100,000. Once this money is received by me do I pay any kind of tax on it? Does it get included in my 1040...

If the wife was the GRANTOR of the Trust she had had to have TRUSTEES designated in the Trust -- while wife was alive, she was in charge of Trust; Now that she has passed on, a Trustee is in charge. Find this document -- REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST -- that the wife created and signed, and you will...