Ohio
When I filed for divorce, my ex and I agreed on everything. I have sole custody of our daughter, where he has eow and Wed. evening visitation. He also agreed that I have the right to claim her on my taxes every year. Now, 4 years later, he wants to claim her every other year. He called me today and asked if he could claim her this year, but I have already filed my taxes, so its not an option this year. Now he wants to change everything; custody, visitation, etc. We have always gotten along and had minor disagreements. He's stating he is now going to take me to court to get joint custody, lower child support, etc. I've seen on here before that a judge might not change claiming a child on taxes since he agreed to it at first. How likely is it that there will be a modification if he files to change this?
It doesn't really matter to me, but I think that it is outrageous for him to take me to court (and now I have to dish out money for an attorney for something that is out of my control since I already filed and he's being spiteful) b/c I know it is all about money with him (he wants to do the bare minimum financially for our daughter). I guess I'll be using my refund as a retainer fee!!
When I filed for divorce, my ex and I agreed on everything. I have sole custody of our daughter, where he has eow and Wed. evening visitation. He also agreed that I have the right to claim her on my taxes every year. Now, 4 years later, he wants to claim her every other year. He called me today and asked if he could claim her this year, but I have already filed my taxes, so its not an option this year. Now he wants to change everything; custody, visitation, etc. We have always gotten along and had minor disagreements. He's stating he is now going to take me to court to get joint custody, lower child support, etc. I've seen on here before that a judge might not change claiming a child on taxes since he agreed to it at first. How likely is it that there will be a modification if he files to change this?
It doesn't really matter to me, but I think that it is outrageous for him to take me to court (and now I have to dish out money for an attorney for something that is out of my control since I already filed and he's being spiteful) b/c I know it is all about money with him (he wants to do the bare minimum financially for our daughter). I guess I'll be using my refund as a retainer fee!!