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The registered agent. The FLP was created by an asset attorney in NYC and registered with Nevada Corporate Formations based in Las Vegas. In 2012 it was redomiciled to Wyoming under Wyoming Corporate Formations run by the same registered agent as NCF. I was commenting that I never received a...

I just spoke to the lawyer in NYC who created my FLP. Even with an administratively dissolved FLP the general partner can perform limited functions, one being to wind it down via distributions. He's going to help me do it for me this week. On the reinstatement issue, I've just read a few...

my house and a few parcels of adjacent land. they are listed on the county tax rolls as being owned by the FLP which no longer exists.

My family limited partnership (domiciled in Wyoming) dissolved in 2014 after 3 years of non-renewal, long ridiculous story. I now want to put its assets in a living trust. Can I do this as if the FLP never existed, considering that there is no FLP to distribute from?

I'm sure you mean well. But if I married Tom his pension would stop, based on the requirement that he report my income to the VA. In addition most VA hospitals are still denying benefits to the same sex partners of vets, even though that was a DOJ directive. Eric Holder is still trying to...

Yes, all good points. Helpful comment there about choosing minimal associations. I'm going to remember that. I was a military contractor for 15 years but never a service member like you. I only know what the VA did to this guy. It was so bad 20/ 20 wanted to do a segment on it. But the VA...

I'm not able to marry him because my income would cause him to lose the tiny pension the VA gives him. And it's precisely my dying before him that concerns me. His four brothers, don't need to add my small house to their yachts, ocean-front pools and Duesenberg collections. For them just...

Thanks for the advice. Yes I've seen an estate attorney who recommended an executor to sell the house upon my death, leaving the residual to Tom. It said nothing about who could reside there while the house is on the market. Maybe a trust would allow me to be more specific. You are right...

I'm 56 and my partner Tom is 62. He is a disabled Vietnam Vet and I have supported him since he was blinded in a VA hospital 'mishap' in 2000. If I die first he will get a house upstate NY that is in my name only. Upon his death the house would then go to the alternate beneficiary in his...