Who is right my childs father wants to claim our child on taxes when the court deferred him to tax code.

If I'm understanding you correctly, you went to court and the judge decided not to change the custody agreement. If that is the case, you should...

Tax: For incomes less than $600 as an independent contractor, I am not required to report?

You need to report all self employment income on your Schedule C. You will only receive a 1099 from Employer A, but self report all income from...

You will not be responsible for any of his debts. If you file a joint tax return after you are married the IRS will take any refund to apply to...

Can I reaffirm a title loan in a bankruptcy if I no longer have the collateral?

Do not reaffirm. You should amend the petition to list the debt, as this is a requirement of the bankruptcy code. Simply continue making payments...

If my mother is on Medi cal after her passing and I only have a Will, will the State take her house from the estate

If your mother was a medicaid recipient, you will need to notify job and family of her passing and the opening of her estate, and they may make a...

Can I sue someone for using me for my papers. As in me being a us citizen

You are going to need to hire a tax professional to straighten all of this out. You can sue these individuals, but if they are not US citizens,...

Who reports loan interest and taxes on return after divorce?

You would divide the tax liability/reporting 50/50. I would file your tax return with a letter detailing why you are only claiming 50% of the...

How and when and will I be notified if my brother's estate goes to probate.

You will only be notified of the estate if you are named in the will. You may be notified if you are a creditor, or hold potential assets...

Can a continuing writ of garnishment be amended so that the payment goes directly to the client rather than to the attorney?

You need to notify the court in writing that the attorney no longer represents you, and ask the court to send all further payments to you. I...

You should contact your former employer and inquire as to why they are claiming you were over paid. My guess is that they will issue you a W-2,...