chadwick4292
Junior Member
What is the name of your state?tennessee
My husband's parenting plan states that he can claim his 16 y/o son until 18. He is considered the noncustodial parent and pays child support. The son is 16 now. Does his ex need to fill out form 8332 releasing that exemption to him? What if she doesn't fill it out and he claims him anyway?
Now the son works part time, is there a possibility that because of that fact the custodial parent can claim regardless of what the parenting plan say?
And if she signs the form and he claims him will he have to add the son's income with his? Will my husband need the son's w2 form? I really need
some thorough info on this matter. All of this is very confusing
Any help would be appreciated.
Also he got behind one month of child support last year. He still owes that amount. She went to childrens service and that want him to repay that through his tax return. Now then we are in bankruptcy and they have said she can not have his tax return. But let me be clear they may have said that but if I know anything in the last 7 years I know she does not give up. If there is a way, a loop hole somewhere she will go for it just for the spite of it. Thats why I am seriously thinking of filing form 8379, innocent spouse relief. Should I do this?
Thanks for any and all help that you can give me. Really can't afford a tax attorney.
My husband's parenting plan states that he can claim his 16 y/o son until 18. He is considered the noncustodial parent and pays child support. The son is 16 now. Does his ex need to fill out form 8332 releasing that exemption to him? What if she doesn't fill it out and he claims him anyway?
Now the son works part time, is there a possibility that because of that fact the custodial parent can claim regardless of what the parenting plan say?
And if she signs the form and he claims him will he have to add the son's income with his? Will my husband need the son's w2 form? I really need
some thorough info on this matter. All of this is very confusing
Also he got behind one month of child support last year. He still owes that amount. She went to childrens service and that want him to repay that through his tax return. Now then we are in bankruptcy and they have said she can not have his tax return. But let me be clear they may have said that but if I know anything in the last 7 years I know she does not give up. If there is a way, a loop hole somewhere she will go for it just for the spite of it. Thats why I am seriously thinking of filing form 8379, innocent spouse relief. Should I do this?
Thanks for any and all help that you can give me. Really can't afford a tax attorney.