Here are some necessary components often omitted or wrongfully used in do-it-yourself wills
- October 3rd, 2024
- David Greene
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(1) you need two witnesses, (2) A Notary Public must notarize the testator’s signature, (3) Neither the witnesses nor the Notary can be a beneficiary of the will, (4) A will should always be typed on a computer to avoid…
Some signs to indicate you should consider a Trust
- September 25th, 2024
- David Greene
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You should consider creating a Trust in the following situations: You are married and have children; You desire to pass certain assets to grandchildren, but not immediately after your death; You are contemplating divorce; You want to avoid probate; You…
4 Common Misconceptions About Revocable Trusts
- September 23rd, 2024
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In this article, you can discover… Helpful facts about revocable trusts. Missteps to avoid when writing a will. How an attorney’s help can make the estate planning process simpler. What Are The 4 Common Misconceptions About Revocable Trusts? Many people…
Six reasons to have a trust instead of a will
- September 13th, 2024
- David Greene
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There are many reasons why one should consider having a Family Trust. Six of these are: The Trustor will avoid probate with a properly funded trust. The Court does not notify creditors since the decedent’s case does not go to…
Can one refinance a home that has a tax lien?
- August 26th, 2024
- David Greene
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Thank you for your question. I have several clients currently with the same problem. If you have enough equity in your home to completely pay the delinquent taxes, the IRS will discharge the lien upon payment of the taxes out…
What documents does the IRS require to be submitted with an Offer In Compromise?
- July 22nd, 2024
- David Greene
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The Offer In Compromise program is a voluntary program that is offered to taxpayers who are delinquent in their taxes. Not everyone qualifies, but if you think you do and want to make an Offer you must disclose some private…
When does a taxpayer have to pay Estimated taxes?
- May 6th, 2024
- David Greene
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I cannot answer that without knowing how much you owe because the answer depends on how much you owe on your current year’s tax return. However, here are five general tips to help you decide if you should be paying…
Is Income Tax illegal?
- May 1st, 2024
- David Greene
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I get inquiries about this matter every year around April 15. First let me state that the collection of income tax by the federal government is legal pursuant to the Constitution and federal statutes. We might not like how much…
Why is money withdrawn from a retirement account taxed?
- April 30th, 2024
- David Greene
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I decided that shortly after tax time is a good time to answer this question because I always have clients in this predicament every year! I want to use this answer as a warning to anyone thinking of making an…
How soon can one submit a seccond Offer in Compromise?
- February 20th, 2024
- David Greene
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There is no minimum wait time between Offer submissions. However, a better question is, “Is there any hope if I submit another Offer after my first one was denied?” Yes there might be, depemnding on the length of time between…