How do I find out if my husband, who I am separated from, filed taxes and claimed our kids in 2010?

Route 2 if he will not tell you. If the children lived with you can file and claim the kids too. They will get a hold of you if he did. If the...

If one quit claims house to parent or sibling to pay a debt, will the family member be taxed on the value of the equity?

It would seem to be that the tax effect would belong to the person giving the home. They are receiving the value of the debt as the proceeds....

Filed joint with spouse. Can IRS garnish from both of our waGES? OR JUSTONE?

Yes. In the absence of any action, they can garnish from both of you. If you are both still married, and the income belonged to one spouse or the...

He no longer pays support due to her being 19 is the divorce papers still in effect? who claims her on taxes?

You can claim a 19 year old child under Section 152 as a dependent, but only if the child is a student. It would seem to me that the child could...

You cannot force somebody to sign a joint return. It will cause you to owe some money, but that is because the income is related to you. When you...

DOES HE HAVE THE RIGHT TO CLAIM THE KIDS WHENEVER HE WANT TO?

You do need to clarify that language with your attorney. The last thing you want to do is not follow the decree. But I highly doubt the judge gave...

Wife inadverntanly filed joint tax return while I was away

Keep in mind, injured spouse and innocent spouse are two different things, but both seem to get you what you want. If you are going to go the...

The only exception I have found to the rules Henry has so accurately stated is with a Substitute for a Return. When the IRS files for you as a...

Am I required to split the child tax credit with my ex wife, tho it is in our settlement that I shall claim him on my tax return

There actually is a basis for this. If the divorce decree states it, and she signs the exemption over to you, you can. But you must attach a...

Who gets to claim child on taxes if never married?

Game, set, match. You get to claim the child. You can allow him to take the dependency exemption if you sign a Form 8332. But you cannot transfer...