It’s only been 2 weeks. Wait until at least 8 weeks have gone by and then call. Until someone starts working on it, it won’t be logged in.

try this one: the Federal Off-Set Program at 1-800-304-3107. they are available Mon-Fri from 7:30 am-5pm. you may have to call the IRS direct. make sure that you file Injured Spouse every year until you pay off the debt.

to check the status of the injured spouse form you must call the irs at 1-800-829-1040.you can’t check the injured spouse status on the irs “where’s my refund link” oh,how i wish being that i filed one this year also.

in ontario, canada, you and your sibling are automatically legat heirs. if the two of you have relatively low wage earners then their should be no capital gains tax.

stateside it’s simply called a death tax.

no matter where you live you need a lawyer. i assume between the two of you there are no real issues.

so both of you spend good money and hire a good lawyer and, i assume he’ll be interned tomorrow.

i’m sorry and good luck.

someone who dies without a will is said to be intestate. you can hire an attorney and have them petition the court to name you as the executor. if the court agrees they will issue letters of administration. this will allow you to collect your fathers assets and pay off any debts he has. there are laws in existence in most states that help decide who should settle the estate and how any remaining assets should be distributed

So sorry for the loss of your dad.

The estate will be divided between the siblings. I’m pretty sure though, that since there was no will, (and probably even if there was a will), in order to change things over legally to your names you will need an estate lawyer.

It will go through probate, the courts. After all debts are paid the estate should be divided between the heirs.

Generally, if the lender forecloses on your property, the IRS treats it like a taxable sale or exchange, from which you may have a gain or loss, even though you did not actually sell the property. It is important that you check if the loan you had was nonrecourse or recourse. If your loan was a nonrecourse loan (mortgage secured by your home), you treat the foreclosure as if you sold the property at the fair market value. If your loan was recourse debt (meaning you are personally liable for payment) you may have to figure out if you owe taxes on income realized from cancellation of your debt, in addition to the gain or loss. It sounds so unfair, but you won’t realize this taxable income as long as the value of the home is more than the value of the debt cancelled.

You should definitely consult with an experienced CPA to make sure you’re filing everything correctly. If you feel overwhelmed just relax and file for an extension. It’s better to get everything right the first time. Good luck.

Usually if the bank take y’r house then they would proceed with getting back as much they can on the loan value unless there’s a profit then u get ditto! The local tax will get sum and then the bank and then u out of luck!

IRS doesn’t do state tax liens they are different things. Usually if people have one you have both.

I have driven for my work for many years and they don’t take your license away for driving for work no matter how much you drive. You have to do something wrong, and do it over and over again, or something once that is really bad. you are then given a chance to beg for a permit to drive for work.

Sounds like a mix of bad decisions / bad luck.

Contact the local DMV to see about the DL.

Nobody will help you for free, unless you are popping out kids willy nilly, then there are some agencies that may help with the DL.

I’m guessing that the judge wouldn’t let you have a permit to drive after he revoked your DL b/c he either:

Didn’t think you were credible about needing it to work.
Was fed up with you.
You had too many repeat offenses.
You had one offense, but it was bad.
Your attorney was lousy.
You didn’t have an attorney.
The judge just doesn’t let self employed people have permits.
The judge didn’t get his crack fix that morning.
OR
Two or more of the above.

In most situations, you’ll have to hire an attorney to file for a hardship permit. They are cheap and plentiful.

Judgments expire after so many years, unless renewed. Better to pay them and be done with it if they are small. If you don’t work, don’t have a DL, and are headed towards or in homelessness, you may be able to cut a deal on the judgments.

If you got the judgments b/c you had no insurance and got in a wreck you gotta pay up, period.