frb1951

[quote]...and I was notified if my spouse has available health insurance benefits and chooses to stay on my plan....[/quote] I think the answer here lies with your wife's company, and it may very well be "no". Seems your company is asking does your spouse (at this time) have available health ins...

Regardless of what entity you choose, there is no substitution for paying for the proper amount of insurance. No entity can shield an individual from liability if such things as disregard of safety factors, an individual's actions causing bodily harm to another, etc.. Whatever entity you set up,...

[quote]Posted by tigerrocket In Louisiana retirement accounts are considered community property if contributions came from income earned while married. [/quot I agree. Community property (especially $) unfortunately, is primarily responsible for greed, arguments, additional attorney fees...

You can also call the Louisiana Licensing Board for Contractors to get free advice to help you make your decision. If I'm not mistaken, I think there is a form that you can fll out and file with the court with possibly an automatic lien being filed. Certainly, the Contractors' Board can stir you i...

[quote]Does anyone have a living will? I can't get myself to pull one together, although I suspect that it would be better for my family if I did (or would it?). Either I tell them to pull the plug, or I state that by golly I should be kept in a vegetative state forever. There is definitely some...

I recently discussed this matter with my attorney who was drawing up my will. I mentioned a living will, however, I also told him why I was against one. I had an elderly friend who was in the hospital after suffering a stroke after a heart cath. (Evidently a piece of plaque was knocked loose when ...

[quote]So I guess by his reasoning, married couples should never join finances in any way.[/quote] [quote]Me too. I actually assumed that there was something we were all overlooking. Oh well, at least your client learned something new [/quote] I'm definitely not defending word for word what ...

It's 3 years from due date of return that a taxpayer can receive a refund (with interest paid to the taxpayer, as well). NO fees or penalties, etc....if due a refund. Penalties and interest are based on balance owed to IRS. If you don't owe...5% of 0 = 0, etc. IRS's rate of interest owed to the ...

A couple of more things to consider in regard to your post about the school system being a political mess. I KNOW exactly what you are saying...however, there are good systems to work in such as the Zachary system from what I have been told. Are you determined to live in the Parish you are now l...

Personally I'd never put 20 acres of land up for collateral in addition to the lot that my house will be built. I'm sure your mortgage company won't turn it down. Have you tried to get the loan without using the acreage? If it's a requirement, why not survey out a lot to be used for additional co...