My question is about claiming our child on taxes after divorce..
The court asks you to refer to the IRS because federal law determines who can claim a child on their taxes, regardless of a superior court ruling. ...
Lawrenceville, GA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Lawrenceville, GA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Child Support
The court asks you to refer to the IRS because federal law determines who can claim a child on their taxes, regardless of a superior court ruling. ...
There isn't a formula or a chart for alimony and it's discretionary, meaning, it's completely up to the judge as to whether or not to order it if...
You should hire an attorney to go back to court to recoup your missed child support payments and help you collect once you receive a judgment.
If your actual settlement paperwork states that he was to pay you on specific dates that have already passed without payment, then he is in...
If you are not sure what to do at this point my advice would be to hire an attorney. They can assist you with obtaining a judgment for the past...
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You have two options, go through child support services or hire an attorney to go through court. What would help in either scenario is knowing...
GA law requires legitimacy in order to establish parental rights. But federal law requires that both parents sign for a passport for a minor...
Your sister should seek an in person consultation with an attorney to discuss her options when it comes to custody of you.
Your grandmother and your best friend's parents should schedule an in person consultation with an attorney to discuss these matters in person and...