Q: My son turned13on 2-03-22 His dad has lived 20 minutes away made his choice not to be part of his life, plz read belw
Seeing him less than 5 or 6 times yearly.Hes a journeyman electrician of 25+ yrs, makes very good money but always lied about it and when he did pay c. Support, it was 500 at its highest.The woman he lives with is a P.Assist.On 6-13-2021 I was in a terrible car wreck.My poor son, who had spent the night with his dad maybe 4 times in his entire life was thrust into an entirely different lifestyle. I almost lost my life but at times while talking to my son on the phone... he was crying and begging to come home.His dad's girlfriend told me if she had wanted a child, she woulda had her own.i have 1 more surgery before I can go to court to get him Back.Yes, his dad filed paperwork while I was in hospital so he didn'thave to pay c.s.he has my son and I have to pay 100.00 c.s.I've not been able to work, no car.Was going to get a car when taxes came in.They filed for him first.I had him the ENTIRE 6 months, they never saw him, plz tell me I can paperfile &stand a chance of making this rite. TY
A: If they supported him more than 50 percent of the time they can claim him, If you think you are entitled to exemption call the IRS and there is a form you can fill out to contest your ex claiming your son,
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