If I had run title right away I could have redirected her attorney to run it as a probate instead as the seller had $8,000 in child support liens that attached to the property as soon as the ink dried on the quiet title.

I sponsored a child through Worldvision and I am always generous with my money.

I agree with Quarles, we need more child labor.

My wife had spent about three months in the hospital battling an illness that nearly took her and our unborn child.

(it's a Palm, the red headed step child of smart phones....CAN'T WAIT FOR AN IPHONE!!!)

For example, if a local law provides a maximum occupancy of two people per bedroom and you rent out a studio apartment in a building you own, you can’t be forced to rent the apartment to a couple with a child.

Unless you've been around the biz by growing up as the child of an investor or something.

If you want to keep them in possession until you die to avoid paying capital gains tax, you need a very low maintenance plan or to hand the maintenance off to a trusted advisor (child?)

So, for example, your step-child would not be a Disqualified Person, as long as you haven't adopted the child.

It's like your baby, your child, You must protect that business and of course, just like a real child, you want it to flourish and prosper.