Crs 14-10-115 (14.5)

What is the name of your state? Colorado

My husband and his ex are to claim the two dependance in proportion to their contributions to the cost of raising the children.

My husband has a regular full time job. His ex claimed 0.00 gross income on the last financial afidavit provided to the court for child support modification. She is a ful time student.

Who claims the children?

1234colorado said:

What is the name of your state? Colorado

My husband and his ex are to claim the two dependance in proportion to their contributions to the cost of raising the children.

My husband has a regular full time job. His ex claimed 0.00 gross income on the last financial afidavit provided to the court for child support modification. She is a ful time student.

Who claims the children?

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How does she support herself as a full time student? Does she live on student loans?

Unfortunately that really is a poorly written order.

In any case, if mom has primary custody of the children, dad will need a signed form 8332 from mom in order to claim the children.

What was the judge smoking in court? You can't claim kids 'in proportion to support paid!' There's no way to claim 1.5 dependents on a tax return! Go back to court & get a rationally phrased order. Does a student loan count as support? What about a nontaxable grant? What about state aid or subsidized health care?

Here's a thought -- how about dad gets to claim both kids while mom's in school or in years when she does not need dependents, then the younger kids after mom starts working full time, assuming dad is current in support?