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83 yr old woman...no family...leaving my condo to a non-relation..how to avoid inheritance tax,etc. What else should I do?
Answered by Michael Duffy Premium | Philadelphia, PA | View Lawyer Profile
See above..I have no idea how to prevent my friend from paying taxes etc. on the condo that I am leaving her...and would like to plan now of the correct direction to take. I have very little money to even consider!
Question regarding Estate Planning Lawyer and Non-Probate Assets
My father that was ill with cancer recently passed away. He used an estate lawyer to draft his will, make changes to his deed, prenuptial, power of attorney and etc. I understand that the will is for probate assets but what about non-probate assets such as life insurance policies, 401k, IRA and etc. Would there be another document... View Full Question
NO WILL, when my husband passed. nothing in childs name titled or registered in tennessee.
My husband passed recently and i gave my son several expensive objects of his fathers, now he is wanting a vehicle that was promised to my grandaughter by her grandfather befor he passed. nothing was bought and paid for by him, nothing is in his name or titled anr/or registered. does he have any right to anything else other than what... View Full Question
My name & my son's name is on the Deed for my Condo. At the time of my death, is my daughter entitled to any part of the Condo
In my will I specified that all my possessions be shared equally including my condo. It is a Quit Claim Deed with joint tenancy with right of survivorship. Is my daughter entitled to any part of the condo?
Beneficiary concerning a husbands pention and IRA After death of husband.
Does a husband have to name a beneficiary for his pention and IRA or is it auto to the wife? My husband says it is auto for is company to provide these to the spouse of an employee who has died. My belief is that one must name a beneficiary.
How to get an esate started for someone who is dead
Husband died last year, his mother (beneficiary to life insurance ) died in 2001. i need an estate to get the life insurance, we have a will, and husband was dieing from cancer, plus he had no money or possessions except some clothes. his income was SSI, so why do i need an estate and to go to court to settle this or do i?
Marital Property
I am in the process of refinancing a rental property I own. The property is currently in my name only but I have married since buying the property in 2003. Would it be wise to have both of our names on the property since I am refinancing? What are the ramifications of keeping it in my name only?
Estate law
My grandfather wants to leave me his house and we need to know if it is better to leave it in a will or go to the register of deeds and put me on the deed of the home. it is all paid off so there is no lean on the property
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