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I have a 6yr old son and 4yr old son that I barely see at all because the mother decided to move out of state without my permission; and me being nice did not go to the courts to tell them the situation so she would not get in big trouble. And now its tax season and all together she has 5 children 2 of which are mine. She will not let me claim my them for this year unless I give her half. With that being said I am re-married with a daughter struggling to make ends and my wife that I love dearly has to pay for everything for my 17 month old from diapers to clothes.

I just make enough for rent and car insurance{thank god no car not) she pays pretty much everything else. I understand that my ex-wife is struggling with 5 kids but I do my best to provide for my sons but its also not fair to my daughter who gets nothing from me financially. My ex-wife doesn't understand that I have a family of my own that must be taken care of also. So now that I will not give her half she will not let me claim them; she also collects unemployment from the state she left which means she cannot claim her children or file at all because of the tax differences which she says from states so now she will have a friend claim my sons and keep the money for herself.

Because of how things are going in my life I have had no choice but to return to the military for a more somewhat better stable life so that I can provide. I'm in the process of getting custody agreement modified to summers and every other holiday which will rotate every year. But as of right now its just every other weekend therefore impossible to see them at this time. All I can do is keep my head and fight until the issues are resolved.

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Copiah County Child Support
by: Anonymous

Honest, I beleive these people have been there so long that they think they are just there to collect a check for keeping a seat warm. They don't know anything, can't tell you anything or give you proof of anything. An God forbid that you be in a hurry because they are anything but that. Notice when you go in their desk are so nice and neat, at firt I thought it was because it was because they were neat, O NO, its becaus it never has any paper work on it to clutter it up. An the state wonders where all the money goes?

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File and let IRS decide
by: Anonymous

You have a right to claim your child/children on your taxes. If mommys friends use your children as deductions they will be commiting fraud. If any one convinces The IRS that your children are living with them and they are paying over half the support of those children you will have a good case for full custody of those children. You see if she or her friends convince the IRS that it only you and the friends supporting those children and those children have been taken out of the state (kidnaping in Texas law) and placed in somrone elses home and they are providing more than half of the support of the children. This is what the IRS will do when they receive two claims. They will try to determine who supplied more than half the support. You don't have to show that the children lived under your roof for more than 6 months but the friends will have to. You don't have to submit ammounts but the friends will have to. Mommy will have to stay out if she doesn't she will tie herself up in Fraud charges. Rember that is why she is letting the friends claim the children. File Daddy, file every year and let IRS decide. In Texas if one parent takes a child out of state and does not return by possesion time then all the other parent has to do is object in some manner. It doesn't require petitioning the court. Just make it known in some way that your just not liking this at all. You were nice to her so file and let her trap herself. IRS tax Law is nation wide. so NATION WIDE IS ON YOUR SIDE. Read the IRS 1040/1040a booklets they explain every thing.

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