Earth_First
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Thu Mar-02-06 04:28 PM
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taterguy
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Thu Mar-02-06 04:30 PM
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1. depends on how much the other parent is opposed to it |
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ps: The Internet is a lousy place to seek legal advice. Call a lawyer
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Thu Mar-02-06 04:36 PM
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unless the other parent is willing to give up their portion of the tax credit, you are not going to get it. You could take him to court to modify the agreement, But if he is paying child support and excercising visitation rights, your chances of getting this changed are slim.
Just my 2cents, but Im not a lawyer.
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Thu Mar-02-06 04:39 PM
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