If my husband claimed me on taxes and refuses to give me half can I hire an attorney to get half
I am not sure quite what you mean by he "claimed you." If he filed a tax return as Married Filing Jointly, he needed your permission to do this. If...
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I am not sure quite what you mean by he "claimed you." If he filed a tax return as Married Filing Jointly, he needed your permission to do this. If...
From a tax standpoint, the IRS would view each of you as being responsible for for the taxes on your own separate return. Although I cannot think...
This is really a family law question, so I will change the practice area to be family law.
Typically you would use birth certificates tying together your relationship (yours, your parent who is a sibling to the cousin's parent, your...
You should be able to request an accounting from EDD for your benefits, including any overpayments and amounts paid to satisfy the overpayment. If...
You should report just the $6,500 from the defendant. It looks like your legal fees are $5,000, which you would be able to deduct as an itemized...
I suggest that you have a professional tax preparer (such as a CPA) prepare your tax return so that they can give you individualized guidance on...
I am going to change the practice area on this question to "government." My intuition is that FTB is not liable to compensate you for these legal...
In order to qualify as alimony, the payments need to be made under a written separation agreement (if the alimony is not court ordered). If there...
Yes, you can file an amended return to change the filing status from married filing separate (or head of household status) to married filing...