Dallas, TX asked in Bankruptcy, Tax Law and Family Law for Oklahoma

Q: I was served papers yesterday for contempt of court by my ex-husband stating I did not pay tax debt how to proceed?

papers state I did not pay the debt (an amended return was declined because of it was filed to late because he would not sign the amendment) however it has all been paid as far as I know, I have all my tax returns but I'm not sure how to proceed, do I need to get a lawyer? can I just submit all my tax returns? I'm not sure what to do?

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Samuel  Landis
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  • Tax Law Lawyer
  • Beverly Hills, CA

A: It is a good idea to immediately file your tax returns. If needed, you can obtain your income transcripts directly from the IRS so that you have a record of your income that was reported to the IRS from which you may start return preparation.

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Timothy Denison
Timothy Denison
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  • Bankruptcy Lawyer
  • Louisville, KY

A: You should hire a lawyer and let him resolve for you.

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