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No, this is not proper. The moneys need to be put into the appropriate accounts based on the plan document. You can't "escrow" them (at least not more than the middle of the next month) nor do you get to deposit them in some other 401(k) plan. This is going to be a mess. The...

$200 won't even get you in the door at a body shop.

Unfortunately, the Medical POA won't work if she contradicts the order or rescinds it unless she's proven to be incompetent.

I presume you already have the EAD? Anyhow, there's no co-residency requirement strictly, but they might question if you are genuinely married.

For what purpose are you buying the home? A 1031 exchange isn't for personal residences (or even second homes). It's only allowed on business or investment properties. But if that is the case, you can use that. You are going to need a Taxpayer Identification Number as even without the...

No. The judgement lien that they would get just means that if Mom did sell the property, that lien would ensure they get their money (because nobody would likely buy the property without also having the lien paid off). It does mean that if mom does decide to take a mortgage out on the...

Note that these schemes means you are unprotected in your interest until she passes. Be it an outright deed to her or into a trust that will get you the step up, there's nothing that says she can't then sell it or change whatever estate planning tool there so that you don't get it.

Specifically, the finance contract is almost always with someone OTHER than the guy who sold you the car. You're not doing anything to the guy who sold you the lemon by not paying, you're screwing the bank which will come back on you and likely end up with a collection/lawsuit and certainly a...

I think the WeWork guy is drumming up a new round of funding for his new venture.

It doesn't work that way. You don't just get to deduct the social security from your total income. The sum of your income for the year including social security and the capital gain both go into determining BOTH what the capital gains rate is AND how much (if any) of your SS income is taxed.

A verbal agreement for real estate is meaningless. Who owns the property now? Is it still the estate? You don't get dismissals (or even lawsuit) just because you are unhappy with the probate procedure. Problems with probate you need to pursue in probate court. Your eviction case is...

You should be talking to your attorney. If he only handles criminal charges without experience in family matters, he should recommend additional counsel. Unfortunately, the magistrate system in NC is pretty broken and the thresholds for getting them to do something is pretty low (I actually...

You need an attorney, and I recommend that you stop drinking.

Actually, the trailer should be registered where it is "garaged." Lots of snowbirds that keep cars in Florida rightfully keep their vehicles registered there. Florida does not require any proof of residency to register/title cars there.

The will means nothing while the person is alive. Once it's dead, it guides the probate process. Hopefully, it gives the assets to the TRUST not the trustee. Giving to a trustee directly doesn't bind the trustee with any responsibility.

Power of attorney expires with the old lady. While she's alive you can act for her. If you are listed as joint account holder, you an do what you want with the money while she is alive or dead. The trust only applies to things titled to the trust. As trustee, you can only do things with...

All good advice but there are a couple of errors. In Texas, the accident report is exempt from the hearsay rules. Further, if the officer testifies, depending on his training and other evidence he is presenting, he may indeed be able to draw conclusions as an expert.

Many lawyers who handle that sort of thing will do more than just draft a single DPA. It may not be sufficient for your needs. A DPA may fall short in medical situations. A separately and specifically drafted medical POA and advanced medical directive may be well advised. In addition...

This is not a probate issue., really. You're not an heir. You have no inheritance rights. The issue (as Tax Counsel) puts it is whether there was any contractual relationship with the deceased as to the rights to the car. If he were alive and refused to turn it over to you it would be...

The quick answer is that if you weren't a Walmart employee and caught stealing or a shoplifter who got convicted, you likely aren't in a database that exists outside of the local store. Long answer: Walmart is a big player in an organization called the National Retail Mutual Association that...