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Updated over 5 years ago,

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Joe Frank
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Notice of Default -

Joe Frank
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A friend received a Notice of Default several weeks ago. He found out there are tax liens on the property he and his brother held title to as Joint Tenants. Brother passed away 3 months ago. His brother lived in the home as primary residence.

Surviving brother wants to negotiate the IRS tax liens then sell the home.

Questions:

Should the surviving brother remove his name from title so the brother’s family can negotiate with the IRS?

The tax liens as they stand wipe out all equity- total $240K

Have any of you had success with negotiations with the IRS?

Can you recommend a tax attorney in California?

What would you do if you were in this situation?

Goal is to try to have some equity at end of sale for common law spouse otherwise she is essentially homeless.

Thank you in advance for any advice

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