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    Oct 15, 2009, 03:16 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Justwantfair View Post
    Nope, the guy without any taxable or earned income with a disablity income of three times my earned income will get to claim her this year in addition to his two other children and unemployed spouse...

    He will benefit from $1,000.00 child tax credit.

    While I will lose a $1,000.00 tax credit and about $2,500.00 in EIC.
    So I take it the judge stuck to the original agreement that you will alternate years of claiming your daughter as a dependent?
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    Oct 15, 2009, 05:16 PM
    He gave him this year, the other year are TBD.

    I am trying to understand how the original order stays in effect, when custody changes. The reason the alternate years was agreed was because he was supposedly going to be selling real estate and because we were sharing custody... we are no longer sharing custody and he has never worked or sold real estate since claiming he would have that income.

    He originally told me he wanted every other year because on his years since I would get more he would still allow me to claim her but that on his years I would have to split my return with him. That is his motivation, he thinks that is what I will do.
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