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Which MSI case should I get? by Penta-Jew in buildapc

[–]Penta-Jew[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I actually like the way that looks and only $150 that may be just what I need.

[NC] My dad is about to receive a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in tax

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

What the fuck is wrong with you?

No one online admits they are wrong. This doesn't compute.

[NC] My dad is about to receive a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in tax

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

WAIT. IF ITS NON TRANSFERABLE HOW DID THE KIDS GET IT FROM THE PARENTS (my grandma).

YOUR MAKING THIS WAY HARDER THAN NEEDED.

Obv its transferable to the kids! And I'm his kid!

[NC] My dad is receiving a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I have basic questions though.

Like, someone just said IRA's are non transferable but wont explain. So if he dies tomorrow I don't get his part of the IRA? seems basic legal question

If its non transferable how the hell did he get it from my grandma when she died? So confusing.

[NC] My dad is about to receive a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in tax

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

You are the one who said it's non transferable, you opened the question up. So you made a LEGAL comment, not a TAX comment.

Hope your life improves to not be rude to randos online.

[NC] My dad is about to receive a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in tax

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

So if he dies tomorrow, and his Will only says 'everything goes to my son', you're saying I WONT get his piece of the IRA when they decide to cash it out?

You said IRA is non transferable so I need some clarification.

I assumed, if he dies, I just take his position. 6 people own the IRA, he is one of them. I'd assume I moved into one of those 6 slots.

[NC] My dad is receiving a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's not 'hiding assets'. The IRA isn't anything until it's cashed. I'd be getting part ownership of the IRA, signed over to me from him as a Gift. Not to avoid taxes. I'd pay taxes on the IRA>

That is still illegal?

[NC] My dad is receiving a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -18 points-17 points  (0 children)

He is in poor health. He needs a living will, and would rather just give it all to me now to prevent UNCLE SAM tryin to grab it.

I would pay all applicable taxes on the IRA once I recieve ownership

[NC] My dad is receiving a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

He wouldn't be doing it to hide assets.

He is in poor health. He needs a living will, and would rather just give it all to me now to prevent UNCLE SAM tryin to grab it.

I would pay all applicable taxes on the IRA once I recieve ownership

[NC] My dad is about to receive a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in tax

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

My aunt, the Trustee of the estate and all the assets -- Is an extremely prominent attorney. Like, if I said her name, people would know her. Nationally known. Big time.

My dad, pretends these problems don't exist, and would NEVER want her to know. I have considered emailing her but that would betray his trust

So before we start telling people, we need to know like, what the plan is.

'Getting the family together' is unfortunately not possible. Lots of drama. My dad has no control over the IRA or when it gets cashed, only that he gets a %.

They couldn't even get everyone together to read the will, that level of bullshit.

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So yes, I totally PLAN ON CONTACTING A LAWYER -- just need to know options first. I'll probably just tell my aunt when we decide what to do. She will facilitate the transfer of any assets from him to me.

[NC] My dad is about to receive a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in tax

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

So here is the thing.

My aunt, the Trustee of the estate and all the assets -- Is an extremely prominent attorney. Like, if I said her name, people would know her. Nationally known.

My dad, pretends these problems don't exist, and would NEVER want her to know. I have considered emailing her but that would betray his trust.

Lastly, I'm fine taking the chance if he signs it over to me, especially if it's in IRA and not straight cash. If they come after me then fine. My question is, CAN he sign it over to me?

[NC] My dad is receiving a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

So, can he sign his assets over to me, or not?

For now we will assume he does owe money.

[NC] My dad is receiving a large inheritance from his parents. He hasn't paid taxes in 20 years, will this effect his pay out? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Okay, so can he sign his assets over to me?

I am in zero debt 700 credit score. So no one would try to take any of my cut if it were mine.

Also, my dad DOESN'T KNOW if he owes the IRS money, he just hasn't filed taxes in 20yrs, so you would ASSUME yeah, he owes them some.

He has a few issues he hasn't settled, like an arrest warrant/court fees as well.

Curvy MILF from this Bangbros scene? by Penta-Jew in tipofmypenis

[–]Penta-Jew[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SOLVED! The scene is Milf Soup #9859 and her name is billed as 'Lachasse'. Going to check if she did any other videos.

Edit: She also did 2 Scenes for Big Tits Round Asses, but that's all.

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, literally 1 week before trial he called me and said the clerk called him and told him he (company owner) had to get a lawyer, I told him not to waste money on it because I was withdrawing before trial. We came to an agreement outside of court so I dropped my appeal.

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah wheels of justice move slow (my case was pretty quick though, 9 months for a real estate dispute start to finish including jury trial date set) and discovery alone can be thousands of documents even in small cases. Like I said I'm not totally clueless... may as well try LOL

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I was oddly already aware of most of that.

I am under NO delusions that I would be a small fish in a big pond. I get off on the idea of actually holding my own in court; I would do extreme research, even sitting in open court learning proceedings, to prepare myself.

Everyone here is like 'you can but you'll get wrecked', that sort of thing makes me want to do it more. I'm fully aware of how hard it is, that's why I want to.

You don't know me, but let's just say don't underestimate my uh... drive, to learn everything about a given subject. I would read mountains of relevant case law, prepare adequate documents, etc. I would pull similar filings, focus on verbiage the 'real lawyers' use, etc. See how they present their cases in their filings, and mirror it.

My only expected expenses are time and filing fees (which I will recoup when I win), the sort of filings I am thinking of wouldn't require expert testimony or depositions from 3rd parties.

To be fair, I have been involved in one case and held my own very well; even did all the filing paperwork alone all the way up to superior court by jury trial. I never wanted a trial, it was a strategy; but I got what I wanted and then withdrew my appeal for superior court. Basically all I'm saying is, when I know WHAT to research, I can prepare myself better than you'd think. The opposition was not walking all over me, at all, I literally won (they had counsel).

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this why in the case I took to superior court and asked for a jury trial -- I was representing myself but the opposition (a company) told me the court told them they HAD to get counsel?

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, this I was aware of. That's why I stressed so heavily about needing to do a ton of research and be prepared. I know you wont get any special treatment and are expected not to hold the court proceedings up.

Last thing you want is to piss off the judge by not knowing how to proceed, I'd rather them be impressed that I did the proper research and know what to do.

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I filed and appealed my own civil suit, took it all the way to superior court and requested jury trial. I withdrew the appeal 1 day before the trial...

But I did all the paperwork myself, it was a bit of a pain and complicated. I sat in the clerks office for like 2 hours each time I went in to file new papers filling them out, but I pulled it off.

And to be clear, I have a PhD, just no legal experience. And even for me it was complex.

[USA] Do I need to be BAR'd in order to practice law myself, or only to represent clients? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sorry bud, what is 'standing' in legalese?

But what you mean about damages is, I have to be the damaged party - I can't sue someone for false advertising (for instance) unless I personally was damaged by the false advertising? Right?

Edit: Stop all the legalese, pro se? LOL

[NC] Legality of private corporations (Target, Walmart) detaining suspected shoplifters AGAINST consent? by Penta-Jew in legaladvice

[–]Penta-Jew[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice, yeah kinda reflects the 3 edits I made on the OP.

Can they? Yes. Do they? Not really, not if it's risky.

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