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Post by Swampy on Oct 12, 2013 9:27:45 GMT -5
I may not get any money, but I'll get revenge ...
I have several teenage women who will claim you are the father of their illegitimate children, and they'll be demanding child support ...
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Post by jerryfmcompushaft on Oct 12, 2013 10:59:47 GMT -5
I may not get any money, but I'll get revenge ... I have several teenage women who will claim you are the father of their illegitimate children, and they'll be demanding child support ... And how much of zero do you think they'll be awarded?  |
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Post by Swampy on Oct 12, 2013 11:00:40 GMT -5
Can anyone say, "military pension"?
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Post by jerryfmcompushaft on Oct 12, 2013 11:01:38 GMT -5
Can anyone say, "military pension"? Have you heard of DNA? |
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Post by dontom on Oct 12, 2013 11:51:27 GMT -5
All transfers were made at least five or more years ago. Go get your judge and I'll see you in court. So you knew this forum would exist five years ago? Swampy, perhaps now you can add fraud to the charges. -Don- Reno, NV |
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Post by jerryfmcompushaft on Oct 12, 2013 12:15:35 GMT -5
All transfers were made at least five or more years ago. Go get your judge and I'll see you in court. So you knew this forum would exist five years ago? Swampy, perhaps now you can add fraud to the charges. -Don- Reno, NV No. Five years ago I knew I'd eventually die or need to enter a nursing home. To protect my assets, I deeded my houses to my kids and my savings to Judy. This makes my assets untouchable for payment of nursing home care and for inheritance taxes. Had nothing to do with this forum until Swampy started asking for a raise and you suggested he sue for wages.... |
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Post by Swampy on Oct 12, 2013 19:19:23 GMT -5
Before you can give a raise, boss, you gotta give wages.
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Post by dontom on Oct 12, 2013 19:52:38 GMT -5
No. Five years ago I knew I'd eventually die or need to enter a nursing home. To protect my assets, I deeded my houses to my kids and my savings to Judy. This makes my assets untouchable for payment of nursing home care and for inheritance taxes. Had nothing to do with this forum until Swampy started asking for a raise and you suggested he sue for wages.... Swampy is only one lawyer. Now you might have a bunch of lawyers to fight off from the nursing home. Let's just hope when that time comes, they don't read your message here. -Don- Reno, NV |
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Post by jerryfmcompushaft on Oct 12, 2013 21:02:15 GMT -5
No. Five years ago I knew I'd eventually die or need to enter a nursing home. To protect my assets, I deeded my houses to my kids and my savings to Judy. This makes my assets untouchable for payment of nursing home care and for inheritance taxes. Had nothing to do with this forum until Swampy started asking for a raise and you suggested he sue for wages.... Swampy is only one lawyer. Now you might have a bunch of lawyers to fight off from the nursing home. Let's just hope when that time comes, they don't read your message here. -Don- Reno, NV Won't make any difference. The law defines a five year "look back". Anything past that is off limits.... |
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Post by dontom on Oct 12, 2013 21:06:38 GMT -5
Won't make any difference. The law defines a five year "look back". Anything past that is off limits.... Even if it can be well proven that it was all planned six years ago? Swampy? (He is qualified for US law too, passed the BAR here). -Don- Reno, NV |
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Post by Swampy on Oct 12, 2013 22:03:11 GMT -5
Yes. It depends on the particular state or province. New York has no time limit, but, on a brief search of the internet, the look back period is 6 years - I don't know that, because I'm obviously more familiar with Canadian law, but that may be true.
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Post by jerryfmcompushaft on Oct 13, 2013 9:07:05 GMT -5
Yes. It depends on the particular state or province. New York has no time limit, but, on a brief search of the internet, the look back period is 6 years - I don't know that, because I'm obviously more familiar with Canadian law, but that may be true. I wish this discussion had come up five years ago. That bit of knowledge cost me $1200.00 for a consult with an "Elder Law" attorney, who even charged me for the stamp required to mail the info to me... |
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Post by Swampy on Oct 13, 2013 9:50:02 GMT -5
Well, the time period per se doesn't matter. If you transferred the property BEFORE any problems came up, then you're fine. IOW, if you transferred the property yesterday, and, a year later, you ran up debts by playing the stock market and losing, then your relatives are still safe, because you did it before the event. Jerry, you actually PAY people??? That's amazing.  |
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Post by jerryfmcompushaft on Oct 13, 2013 11:27:16 GMT -5
Only lawyers acting in a legal capacity.... |
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