Noncustodial Parent Claimed Child In Taxes - I Have Full Custody And Mine Got Rejected.
Location: Mississippi
To add some back story, in 2020 we had an agreed judgement- I got full legal and we had joint physical custody. I was to claim child through 2024 tax season and then we go back and forth.
Until 2022 Noncustodial parent abused our child and I was awarded full physical and legal custody in April 2024.
I was under the assumption, with having full custody of child, our agreement before was null and void.
I am at a crossroad.
Do I file my taxes by mail, send the IRS paperwork of me having full custody and have them audit us both.
-I would more than likely be paid, noncustodial would be forced to pay the IRS back.
- Noncustodial could file a contempt of court on me for breaking the old agreed judgement- judge could order me to pay back money. (Noncustodial is currently in arrears on child support as well).
Or do I just sit back and take it.
That money, like every year, goes towards our child’s Christmas and summer camp, child care, extracurricular activities throughout the year.
I have been told to do either - by multiple people including a couple attorneys.
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