Forget about what is "Correct" or "Incorrect." You need to figure out how best to report your income and deductions to IRS on your 2021 income...

Listen to your attorney. If your divorce attorney says that all you need is the divorce decree, then that is all that you need.

No one can advise you based on the information given. The only thing that is clear from your question is that you have an income tax problem with...

Your question underscores one of the big problems with using TOD deeds and affidavits to avoid probate. You might avoid probate, but you create...

The tax preparer was acting as an agent for your Ex. You cannot sue the preparer, but you can go after your Ex. However, unless your Ex has...

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You need to get YOUR OWN divorce attorney and consult him/her. Don't trust your Ex to give you good advice on this.

No, if he is 24 and he is no longer living with you you cannot claim him as a dependent on your income taxes.

If you are on a payment plan and are staying current with your payments, then they should not seize your plan. Set up a payment plan and make...

If you are current on your required payments, then probably not. But you need to stay current on your restitution payments.

Your "friend" needs to contact an attorney or tax adviser herself. There may be some income-averaging available to her under the Tax Code, but...