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Are the people getting lessons from residents or are they non-residents using your tenant/guest/grandson’s permission? Are you getting paid for some of these lessons? The fact that the courts are unused is immaterial. If I had a bank account just sitting since 1978, it wouldn’t be yours to use...

That barely clarifies anything. Do you rent a room for the purpose of residential living inside the HOA? Or is this room used only as storage for your gear?

Your student rents there, not you?

No one cares that you pay the bills. The issue is called irreconcilable differences. Divorce is in your future

It takes more than 5150. You must be assessed and admitted for the issue under 5151 and 5152. The OP mentioned he was admitted for more than 72 hours. Was this because of 5151 and 5152, or for other medical reasons, or because of the weekend...

Pics or it didn’t happen

DORK I was tempted to post a photo, but thought better of it

The best way to get over someone is to get under someone

How can you have separate ingress and egress easement?

Maybe the OP needs to state how old they are and why they are asking this question.

Doesn’t one lose the step up in capital gains basis when gifted?

You’re the lawyer here, but your link is a medical POA. Is that even applicable for the OP for the issue at hand?

Hit the ceiling?

This group is for questions, which you are not asking

Are you an American citizen

1) your telling of your estranged husband’s estate is almost incomprehensible. This isn’t a story you’re telling someone, we just need the facts. 2) why do you need 30 yo documents from your fathers probate

You may want to double check your post. It’s pretty confusing “Gifts that total $18,000 or more to any one person will result in a taxable gift for the portion of the gifts that exceed $18,000. Taxable gifts first reduce your lifetime unified credit against gift and estate tax, which in 2024...

Doxxing is not a crime

So the estate is larger than Illinois estate exemption? Last I knew you had ten years to use up an inherited IRA. Regardless, since they are assets of the estate, they won’t affect your taxes and they would be a taxable asset if the estate is liable

I guess not everyone agrees with us https://www.uschamber.com/finance/antitrust/u-s-chamber-to-sue-ftc-over-unlawful-power-grab-on-noncompete-agreements-ban