Grounds for contesting a will
I have just received knowledge of my biological father has died. My parents divorced when I was a baby. He never gave us any child support my mother remarried and he adopted me. I received papers from the court in the will it states that I receive nothing do I have any chance of contesting this will inspite of what it states? We all reside in California. In the paperwork it states that I can appear to the court on a specific day.
Is there an IRS form, for someone who died in 2010, to get a "stepped-up date of death tax basis"?
If so what is that form number? There is none listed on the IRS.gov site.
This is referring to the sale of a $50,000 home, part of a $200,000 estate for an aunt who died in March of 2010?
if the mother has custody of her children, but refuses to pick up her kids from daycare when it is the fathers time to spend with them. Is that her responsibility or his
Even if he is working she feels it is his responsibility to figure out how to get them.
