Father can simply execute a deed naming all 8 family members as the new owners, and perhaps reserve a life estate for himself. There may be gift tax implications if the property given is worth more than, say, $88,000 (the $11,000 annual U.S. exemption for individual gifts, times the number of people receiving the gift). Each person could also be given a smaller portion, spread over a longer term, to avoid this gift tax problem.
An "irrevocable trust", by itself, does not "gift" the property to anyone, except by its terms, which could be identical to the terms of a will, which would be a lot less complicated to establish and maintain.
If the property is worth more than a million dollars, it may be worth having an estate planning attorney discuss planning and tax issues.
he for sure had brothers- members in his band. sisters - im unsure.
6 siblings even amount of brothers and sisters. sisters=3 brothers=3
Yes, he did. He had brothers, sisters, and parents of course =)
He had nine brothers and seven sisters
2 brothers and 3 sisters
2 brothers and 3 sisters
It depends upon the church they belong to: parishioners, members, brothers or sisters, brethren, disciples...
He had 11 brothers and sisters.
2 brothers Matthew and Alsip 4 sisters Jemimer and Samantha.
There are 13-40 members in the Saudi royal family I am one of them i have 7 sisters and 6 brothers.
There are 4 brothers and 3 sister's all up. Assume your one of the brothers - hence you have 3 brothers and 3 sisters. However any one of your sisters, would have 4 brothers and 2 sisters.
babuli had to go to the village because the to sisters-in-law had a fued against the property and the property had to be divided among the three brothers.........