If your not divorced or separated and are just considering (thinking about it) divorce, than it should not be a problem. I would suggest calling the IRS and ask them this question. You don't have to give them your name. If your not comfortable calling the IRS than call one of your local tax preparers like H&R Block and ask.
Often the divorce settlement will include specifics about who may claim whom as dependents, if both parties agree. Generally, in order to claim someone as a dependent you must provide more than 50% of their total support. Thus, if you paid $20,000 to support your wife, you could claim her if her income was $10,000, but not if she made $40,000.
decree of divorce and no dependents
You claim Single filing status with no dependents if you meet certain conditions. One, you've never been married, and you don't have any dependents. Two, you're legally separated under a decree of divorce or separate maintenance, and you don't have any dependents. Three, you're widowed, you haven't remarried, and you have no dependents.
It should be addressed in the divorce and custody arrangement. If not, it is a matter of frequent dispute. Generally, the custodial parent...but if the other is actually providing the majority of financial support, an argument can be made for them.
the answer is a simple yes if the babies father is your husband
No, but there might be a problem with the insurance provider.
Before you decide on divorce take time out for yourself (go on a weekend trip) and be sure this is what you want. If you are still considering divorce and if you own you have children (will have to come to a custody agreement); own your own home; vehicles or other properties you would be wise to see a divorce lawyer.
No its not fair but im sure there is a reason because a person does not get a divorce after 12 years for no reason.
No, that's just an excuse that is covering up the true reason for considering divorce. I thought married people got a break on taxes.
First of all don't expect to win your divorce case. Secondly, think twice before you make your decision. Don't make important decisions without thinking them through. Lastly, think about your kids.
they have a lot of chances of getting a divorce. most teens do not think, they just tend to do things without considering the consequences.
Divorce attorneys definitely protect you from falling into court mess. They try their best to settle the matter outside the court as much as possible or on the counselling stage. A good lawyer is the one who tries to save the parties from getting divorce and protecting you when a divorce is not essential. And also the who strives for a divorce when it is essential. Such good divorce lawyer I shall say is Siddhartha Shah & Associates and you can call them on 093222 86663 for more details.
Widowed, yes, but the divorce concept is against the teaching of the Catholic church. Unless the divorce was allowed by the church, you may have a hard time to get into being a nun. Of course, there maybe certain exceptions to this, such as a difficult marriage ect, but this divorce should have been removed by the Church first before you can considering becoming a nun.