New York, NY
Tax Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Tax, Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion ... +2 more
No. Only the custodial parent can claim a dependent child on their taxes. The only exceptions are if the divorce decree states that you are...
Have you checked to see if this attorney is still alive? It can sometimes happen that a sole practitioner has a serious illness, or dies, without...
You should really be speaking with a good probate attorney in your area. I am not licensed to practice in NC, however, a quick search indicates...
PA is not a community property state so, generally speaking, a surviving spouse is not responsible for the other spouse's separate debts. The...
Generally speaking there is no such requirement. There are only a limited number of circumstances in which an individual is entitled to something...
As a general matter no, you cannot claim her because only the custodial parent can claim her. However, if the divorce decree states that you can...
You should discuss the situation with a good attorney in your area. It's possible that you might need to seek an accounting in court to have the...
It sounds like you might be getting the IRS and California State confused. The IRS generally doesn't have any requirement that you tell them when...
Very, very unlikely. Generally speaking, filing a 1040 will result in a reduction of your tax liabilities, mostly due to the fact that you can...
The IRS could try to pursue the money you gave to your children under what's known as a fraudulent transfer legal theory. It would probably...
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