Living Will-Living Will Forms

Moneymaker asked:


Are evolutionists telling us if we pour water on dirt to create mud and wait for millions of years, the mud will build up and form a living matter? LOL! that sounds silly. why do they believe something like that and how do they know how long it take for something to form? Evolution lovers are living in a fantasy world! and don’t give me that radiometric dating thing because they are inaccurate and based on false assumptions to try to fool people.

ebosgramma asked:


My dad is 78 years old and his only income comes from a VA check, he was injured in the Korean war. If he files a 1040 form will he qualify for the tax rebate? His income is within the guidelines. Does anyone know what certain VA benefits qualify? He lives in a VA nursing home and no one has mentioned this rebate to the veterans living there as far as he knows.
The info I have read says:
certain benefits received from the Department of Veterans Affairs

Rae Partmann

Lonelurker asked:


I need to “win” or inherit 2 to 3 million dollars to become independent and form the life I would truely wish to live. Without this amount of money, I will continue to live in the “slums” , care-giving to my disabled older brother until one of us dies.

Isreal Dominick

Lucas asked:


When I fill out the FAFSA form it still asks for my parents income and everything, so does that mean even though I am not living with them, and I am over 24 that I will still be considered on their income, or am I considered financially independent and I will be able to receive financial aid. Please help

Raphael Ostler

R B asked:


I’m currently in phoenix,az and have called several Aparments in the area and no one will accept me. Their quite rude I might add. I clean houses for a living and only have been doing it for roughly 6 months. Meaning I have no tax forms to show for proof of income. I need an apartment asap. Please help.

Lula Billiot

Adam asked:


I am starting a Homemaker Companion Agency in Connecticut. We will provide basic living needs such as feeding, medication distribution, dressing, positioning, etc.

I will be hiring employees.

I am overwhelemd with figuring out which tax forms I will need to fill out.

The application asks for “Conn. Dept. of Revenue Tax #” Is that my Tax ID #? THat’s one of the forms I need?

Note: I currently own my LLC and have received a FEIN.

Gaston Deibler

irish joker asked:


when death welcomes me i know that i will become dust. what is the proof that i will live again, if so in which form? will i come back again as human being?
Ally, i would be very thankful if you can explain it to me . i cant contact you as your email is not conformed. are u a buddhist? a tibetan buddhist once told me the same thing about life
i love good news

Phyliss Cratch

Rebekah D asked:


I’m 27 yrs old looking to go to college full time. I filled out the FASFA forms my EFC is 0 which is great. What I’m nervous about is will it cover my lease if I already live here and I get paid UTT, how to explain living costs, rent, etc, with little or no proof of income?

Alexia Errera

mendoza3530 asked:


my uncle only owns his mobile home and is paying a mortgage on the land. He is going to have heart surgery next month. All of his 3 kids are grown, but one has always lived with him and helped him out, so in case of his own death, he wants the home and land and his truck to go to the son that has always lived with him.
What is the cheapest easiest route to go to make sure his son gets everything and no other kids or ex wife can take or argue over anything.
We are not sure if he will need a will or a trust.
This is Texas, so any information would be helpful.
Is there a free site to download the forms and then just file them with the court or have them notorized.

Beau Durkin

Brett asked:


“By the time I graduate in June, I will be living in the U.S. for five years.”

This is a sentence from an English exam I took recently. Is this sentence grammatically correct? This sentence uses the future progressive form but I learned that you have to use the future perfect form or the future perfect progressive form in a case like this, just like

“By the time I graduate in June, I will have lived in the U.S. for five years.”

or

“By the time I graduate in June, I will have been living in the U.S. for five years.”

I wonder if the sentence in the exam is really grammatically correct. If it is, is there any difference between the three sentences I referred to above.

I am an Asian student studying English. I need help from native speakers of English. I’d appreciate it if you could tell me which country you are from when you answer because the answers might be different from country to country.

Thank you.

Herbert Coolbaugh