I'd like to find out if there is a maximum amount of mortage interest that one is allowed to write off of income taxes in any given year.I'm a newbie and here's my situation:I'm a farily new lawyer (48 yrs old, unmarried, no kids, no property) on my second career having worked as an engineer for a major corp. for the last 20 years.

I live in California, and I can guarantee you the welfare system here that any infant children are qualify for welfare and medicare unless they do not have a legal immigrant status and an U.S citizenship.These 3 people guests can just go get welfare right now and rent a place.

Having an excellent lawyer is best in the ghetto.

We have a lawyer in MI that has agreed to review the final lease draft (he rode the short sale rollercoaster with us during our purchase last summer) to ensure it protects us and my parents, but he recommended we draft the lease since we would need to iron out the details as well.

I'm not a lawyer, but I would imagine that the first question is "what does your lease say?"

Funny that Facebook considers you a lawyer if you are not.

The Lawyers are taking the case on a Contingency to help you the victim of Armando's sales tactics and lack of services.

I'm not a lawyer - and I would love to hear from anyone who is an attorney - but it seems to me that this is now a legal document, binding and enforceable...

I'm not an accountant or a lawyer, but I think the clock starts ticking once whatever you are acquiring is placed in service for your business.

Of course- there will always be others that disagree - just like those that feel a Trust would protect them...just ask any good lawyer!