They’re going to be primarily you problem, not hers, unless you own property together on which there are tax liens.

No but creditors could potentially claim her share of jointly held property, if any.

This is a technical problem of deficient software and not a legal issue. Call technical support and if they can’t fix it, change to a system that...

In the future, file separate returns and do it as early as possible so he can’t file jointly. You would probably both benefit from professional...

Yes subject to the divorce judge’s discretion in dividing their property. No one ever has to file a joint return or sign a return putting 100% of...

Don’t listen to H&R. Follow your divorce or custody decree. Report the child support debt to the state attorney general’s office.

Hire a credit card defense lawyer to sue them. Probably cost you $6-10K.

Fill it out accurately and follow the form instructions. They don’t care about your intentions. If that was an exception, no one would get hit with...

Yes, you will get an IRS penalty and could become liable for your ex’s damages and attorney’s fees enforcing your agreement. Amend your tax...

There is very little likelihood that there is enough money involved to interest a competent malpractice lawyer to accept this case on a % fee...