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• Robert A. Ladislaw is an attorney and CPA with expertise in the area of taxation. Mr. Ladislaw's primary focus is domestic and?international taxation including individual and business tax planning as well as entity formation and mergers and acquisitions. His experience also includes federal and state tax return examinations and dispute resolution.? Mr. Ladislaw has been a speaker for the Council of International Tax Education.

• New York, 2004 U.S. District Court Southern District of New York, 2005 U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York U.S. Tax Court

• New York State and American Bar Associations New York County Lawyers' Association American Institute of Certified Public Accountants New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants

• Brooklyn Law School, Brooklyn, New York, 2003J.D.Honors: cum laude

• The firm's attorneys are dedicated to providing the type of personalized service and prompt attention that clients expect and which reflects the firm's philosophy.

  Solomon?Blum Heymann?LLP is an international commerciallaw firm with offices in New York City?and the U.S Virgin Islands. They practice in the below areas of law:

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Check with an accountant or an attorney specializing in estate planning. Don't just try doing it yourself, or you're very likely to end up worse than just having a "tax issue." There are a number of techniques using trusts. I'm more familiar with land trusts than what some people call "family trusts." But either one offers a number of possibilities.. . Again, consult with an expert. That'll be your least expensive option.. . Good luck.

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Ask the bank for their own POA form, have the tenant sign it in front of (probably 2) witnesses. Ask the bank if they need it notarized. The son doesn't need to sign the POA, but the tenant needs to sign a POA form the bank will accept.. . It's the TENANT's POA, not the son's. The tenant is giving power TO the son. So only the tenant's signature is needed.. . It would be simpler to ask the bank if the tenant can add the son to the account. That kind of thing can usually be done thru the mail (signature cards). I did this with my dad, out-of-state. I never went to his bank, but signed the cards and sent them back. In fact, I'm listed on one bank account that I never signed anything for.

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