i have a 14 year old daughter , her mother and me were never married . My daughter lives full
time with her mother and has no income , she is supported by her mother and my child support.
I have a court document that states that i can claim my daughter on my tax return as long as i
am not behind on the child support , i have claimed her the last 13 years but my ex was told that
she could claim her , a legal adviser said i must get a irs form 8332 from my ex to be able to
claim my daughter , h&r block says that my court papers are from 1999 and i do not need that
form , they said that just sending a copy of my court papers (like i did last year) is good enough,
who is correct?
Asked on 1/10/12, 2:41 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert Luedeman
solo practitioner
I'm not a tax attorney. You might check the IRS help line.
Answered on 1/12/12, 10:10 pm
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