What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Texas
I am divorced since 2003 with two children. My ex is the custodial parent. In our divorce decree it says that I am abl to claim the eldest on my taxes as long as I am current with my Child and Medical Support. I was unemployed for a short while and fell short on my Medical support only. I have been unable to claim the eldest for the past 3 years due to this. In 2010 my ex took me back to court and received a judgmentfor the back owed medical. Since this time, I have paid everything whcich the judgement required and am still making the payments as ordered by the court to pay the full amount owed. I rquested she provide me with the tax document which is required for me to claim the eldest fr 2010 and my ex has refused. The reason I was given is that until the full amount of th judgement is paid, I am still not current even though I have complied with the court order. Is this correct or should my ex have to provide me with the form?
I am divorced since 2003 with two children. My ex is the custodial parent. In our divorce decree it says that I am abl to claim the eldest on my taxes as long as I am current with my Child and Medical Support. I was unemployed for a short while and fell short on my Medical support only. I have been unable to claim the eldest for the past 3 years due to this. In 2010 my ex took me back to court and received a judgmentfor the back owed medical. Since this time, I have paid everything whcich the judgement required and am still making the payments as ordered by the court to pay the full amount owed. I rquested she provide me with the tax document which is required for me to claim the eldest fr 2010 and my ex has refused. The reason I was given is that until the full amount of th judgement is paid, I am still not current even though I have complied with the court order. Is this correct or should my ex have to provide me with the form?
