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Crazo strikes again!

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Submitted by dragonfly5 on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 12:33pm

FDH just sent me an email. Crazo told him she sent her taxes in and claimed both kids. She deserves too!

Their DC clearly states she claims fss15 and he claims fsd12.

He is meeting with his attorney tomorrow.

How is this resolved now? Does he file claiming fsd12 with a copy of the paperwork or does he have to go to court first?

I know a couple of things have been posted on this already, but I don't remember what you said had to be done first.

Thanks!

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Submitted by dragonfly5 on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 1:10pm

So even if the IRS sent her a refund, they would go back and tell her she would need to amend her return? The CO clearly states, she claims the son, he claims the daughter.

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Submitted by dragonfly5 on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 1:34pm

Thank you so much for your help.

His attorney and CPA said he could sue her for contempt and damages, court cost etc.
But even if he won, how would he collect a judgement against her? She owes money to a lot of people.

These entitled women make me sick. I raised and paid for my own child. They think because they gave birth they own their ex's forever.

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Submitted by GoldenGoose on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 7:33pm

This happened to us last year. DH, per the COclaims his kids. Troll decided to claim them. Of course we could not e-file because she had already claimed them. He was divorced from troll before 1/1/09, when the IRS would defer to the CO rather than form 8322. We claimed all of the kids, sent the notarized copy of the CO and waited. We filed in April and received everything we were entitled per the CO, but did not see the money until mid August. She has now been red-flagged and had to pay back ~4-5,000$. This year, we did not sit back and wait to file. We filed on 1/30/13 before she could do it again. The IRS will make her amend her return and pay back what she owes. This is given that he was divorced before 1/1/09. If he was divorced after that date, there are forms that need to be completed to prove residency of the children? The IRS will give the dependency exemption to whomever has the children more than half of the year. Then it is up to DH to file a motion to have her pay up what he would have received, through family court. This is what was explained to me, through my multiple conversations with the IRS, last year.

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Submitted by dragonfly5 on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 1:51pm

So FDH has to wait 8-12 weeks for the IRS to look at his return and copy of DC that he sends in and she in the mean time gets her refund and goes along her merry way.

Some how it just doesnt' seem right.

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Submitted by dragonfly5 on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 2:06pm

Me either, but she really does feel like everyone owes her! After all she is a working mother.

It's funny, not really, but I have been reading several blogs recently from people who said this had happened to them. I was telling FDH it and said I am surprised Crazo hasn't tried it.

Low and behold...she did. She is starting to act out more now that we have set a date. She doesn't know exactly when but she knows it is coming up.

The skids have seen my ring and FDH's family is very excited about it. So they are always asking about it. Which make me happy, but I know Crazo isn't done yet. Her level of Crazy is beyond anything I have ever seen or heard about, until I found this site. Now I know others who have our "crazy" to deal with on a daily basis.

Your right cheriwilson, the IRS will catch up with her and that will have to do. I wish she could feel the pain of it now....not 8-12 weeks from now.

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Submitted by GoldenGoose on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 7:53pm

You are right. This happened to us last year. BM2 claimed the kids although in DH's CO indicates he can. She gave up dependency exemptions in exchange for him taking on all of. The debt of the marriage. She heard the IRS was no longer accepting copies of the CO in order to determine who should have the exemption. What she failed to research is that the IRS will not accept the CO if divorced after 1/1/09. They were divorced prior to that. It took an extra 5 months, but we prevailed. By the time the IRS caught up to her she had spent the money on a new living room set and a trip for 4 to PUerto Rico... Money. Gone. Not my problem. I have been assured by our accountant that she has been red-flagged this year. We were not taking our chances. We already filed.

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Submitted by dragonfly5 on Tue, 02/05/2013 - 12:00pm

You made me feel better because in the end you won! That's really all that matters now. She is going to continue being a pain in the AS*. So all we can do is continue to ignore her, which makes her crazier but us happier!

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Submitted by Lalena75 on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 6:38pm

Okay a question about this what does the irs consider proff if custody is joint and they've each agreed to claim one kid but nothing in the CO we have a feeling BM will claim both even though SO just filed and claimed his ds.

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Submitted by GoldenGoose on Mon, 02/04/2013 - 7:42pm

There is always one parent that had the child more days/nights than the other parent. I think publication 501 form the IRS goes over this. If divorced before 1/1/09, the IRS will defer to the CO. If after 1/1/09, the IRS will have both parent complete paperwork to determine who the child or children resides with a majority of the time. In order form the other parent to claim the exemption, a form 8322 needs to be completed by the parent who the children reside with the most.