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For tax year 2009 and after, the rules for the Child Dependent Exemption Tax Deduction related to divorce have been changed. The Internal Revenue Service amended the tax code related to the Child Dependency Exemption Deduction. Being able to claim the exemption for your dependent child has many significant tax advantages to the parent claiming  Read More →

The key to insuring Head of Household tax filing status generally lies in the custody agreement. Most people are under the misconception that claiming a child as a dependent entitles them to file HOH.  Read More →

With so much going on during divorce, tax dependents and who gets to claim the exemption is something that is often overlooked.  Read More →

It now takes about two months to complete a divorce in Arizona but that may change if House Bill 2650 is passed. The bill would extend the waiting period to get a divorce from two months to six months. It would also mandate minimum standards for educational classes for people and children affected by divorce. The classes would take the following... 

Guidelines for judges meeting children in family proceedings were issued last month. Reading them, I have to acknowledge how much more sophisticated proceedings are now than when, once upon a time and more years ago than I can properly remember, I first started to frequent court as an eager trainee. I do recall, however, one instance when a senior... 

The impact of autism on families is a much-debated topic. A recent article in the L.A. Times takes on just this subject, exploring what stages of raising an autistic child bring the highest risk for divorce. Recent studies have found, according to the article, that the risk of divorce among families raising autistic children is significantly higher... 

Do you have divorce bank account questions? Wondering what will happen to your accounts? Are you entitled to half of the account money? Find out here.  Read More →

Claiming child tax credits after divorce depends in part on who will be claiming the dependency exemption. Find out if you qualify for a child tax credit, child care credit, or any education credits.  Read More →

A brief introduction and an apology: the following came via e-mail after publishing C ourt Files, Court Records and Getting Them and the delay came about due to the need to deal with work. This is my first guest post. The formatting got lost in translation, so I will apologize for that also. I want to point out that this e-mail underscores just how... 

Paternal grandmother files for grandparent visitation after her son kills child’s mother. Father voluntarily terminates his parental rights. What happens to grandmother’s visitation? In VISITATION OF CRP v. JJP , the Indiana Court of Appeals decided that grandmother lacked any standing for grandparent visitation. No standing means no... 

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