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From Log Cabin to the White House; The Life of James A. Garfield: Boyhood, Youth, Manhood, Assassination, Death, Funeral

From Log Cabin to the White House; The Life of James A. Garfield: Boyhood, Youth, Manhood, Assassination, Death, Funeral

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Is this professional negligence?

Pls help… Uncle was trustee and executor of my father’s estate. He swindled 10k from the estate, he also had debts with my dad prior to his death & gave dad a land title for collateral, debt never paid till dad’s demise. Took him to court and court ruled in our favor. He had to pay the amount plus interests inclusive of legal fees incurred. Sale of land was permitted by the court. Uncle died. Sale of land unsuccessful.
Late 2007 family of deceased declared they found a buyer for said land, needed name tranfered to deceased son. The son signed an Statutory Declaration to undertake his father’s debts & that sale will be made through my lawyer. 2008 land was sold behind my our backs, I received only 10k less 9,300. My lawyer says her services is pro-bono on both sides, she just wants to close the case!!. Tells me to look for another lawyer to recover the 9,300. Isn’t it negligence on her part that the land was sold and money not recovered? Isn’t she obligated to see this through?
The lawyer is only obligated to perform services you specifically contracted and paid her for. She is allowed to refuse to perform additional services if she no longer feels like dealing with your case.

whitefangz1 – Well, I contracted her to recover the swindled amount plus debts the uncle incurred. This is only partially recovered. I was told that she should have caveated the land so the deceased son could not proceed with sale without my knowledge – she did not caveat it.

This is for a tax expert – I THOUGHT I was, but this is a difficult one! ?

Mom buys a home in the 1950′s. She deeds the property to daughter and son in 1994 and retains a LIFE ESTATE, living in the house until her death in 2006. Upon her death, the kids subdivide the land to create two parcels – one with the house and one just as vacant land. Both are sold in 2007 in a single closing. I’m doing daughter’s personal returns for 2007. I do NOT represent the estate.

My questions:

1. Do I treat it as 2 separate sales for gain/loss treatment?

2. For what year do I calculate the basis for gain purposes?
Do I go back to 1950-something, is it in 1994, or does it step up to 2006?

3. As the properties were sold in 2007 and I believe it was less than a year after her death, is it short term or long term?

Any help at all would be greatly appreciated!

How do I transfer ownership of some land my mother-in-law bought?

My mother-in-law bought 6 acres of property for my wife and I about 10 years ago with the intent of leaving it for us to build a house on after her death. We have re-located and would like to transfer ownership of the land to my wife and I for sale and use the proceeds to purchase our first house. Anyone know how to get started? My mother-in-law is a Japanese citizen and not able to travel due to declining health. Also, does anyone know what taxes we would be responsible for?

Does anyone know of a contract between owner and buyer that allows the owner to retain a portion of the land?

Upon the elderly lady’s death or incapacity then we would be able to then own her portion. We want to buy an elderly lady’s 300 acres and let her retain her home and surrounding land until her death or incapacity. She has no family and her husband passed last year. Are the tax implications better for her if we do the sale this way?