Is it illegal for my ex wife to claim our youngest on her taxes if she doesn't have full custody? I have majority custody.
She may claim the youngster with the custodian parent's consent. Under your facts, she may not claim the child. Good luck.
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She may claim the youngster with the custodian parent's consent. Under your facts, she may not claim the child. Good luck.
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