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Last year, my ex-wife and I agreed on the settlement of our house after our divorce, which is 50/50. She and I agreed not to sell the house (unless she buys me out right before then) until my last child turns eighteen, which will be in 11 years. I was given $25,000 last year upfront from my ex-wife as part of the settlement agreement from the house. I am currently on SSDI too. Don’t know if that will be affected too.

What I am really trying to say is how much (approximately) do I have to pay in taxes for the $25,000 I received from my ex? Being on disablility, how will that affect me too.

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Me and my friend were having a disagreement and im trying to prove him wrong!!

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An investor gave money to a developer for a project and in return was given a promissory note. The project went under, what options does my investor have? Developer is thinking he is walking away clear and free since it was a flop.

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a – the more limited access to a partner’s personal funds make the business more careful.

b – the large number of partners makes it more likely that the business will be a success.

c – the large number pf partners means that people are easier to get along with.

d – a partnership has more personal stability and access to more money.

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Under California law, most promissory notes for money say that if the signor dies, the note is binding on his heirs to pay the note. Can the heirs be sued?

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! A promissory note, referred to as a note payable in accounting, or commonly as just a “note”, is a contract where one party (the maker or issuer) makes an unconditional promise in writing to pay a sum of money to the other (the payee), either at a fixed or determinable future time or on demand of the payee, under specific terms. They differ from IOUs in that they contain a specific promise to pay, rather than simply acknow… More >>

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He signed a promissory note here in the US. He went abroad and if just in case he doesn’t come back. Can I demand my payment there and use the promissory note? What is the limits/statue of limitations of a promissory note? Thanks!

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I have accumulated a nice amount of assets simply by saving and investing. Some of it before I got married, some while married. Now I want to divorce but don’t want her to get half of the funds. We have a joint account that has a little bit of money that I don’t mind splitting with her, but my personal funds I want to hide. There are obviously records of what is in there today, and will be records of any withdrawals I make between now and the divorce. I was thinking about withdrawing the funds, purchasing gold or high valued coins, and storing them in a safety deposit box listed in my mother’s name. During the divorce will I be held accountable for funds that were once in my personal account but are now gone? Does anyone have a better idea on how to move the funds out of my accounts and out of the site of the divorce laywers? PS – she doesn’t know I am planning on divorcing her yet. I want to figure out this money thing first. Please help.

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