Asked by brendasms80 at 6:54 PM on May. 3, 2013 in Tweens (9-12)
Level 1 (3 Credits)Answer by Izsarejman at 6:58 PM on May. 3, 2013
Answer by gdiamante at 7:04 PM on May. 3, 2013
Why are you worried about that money for? Are you depending on it to come? You should never depend on child support to live on.
Answer by louise2 at 7:07 PM on May. 3, 2013
Answer by Crafty26 at 7:37 PM on May. 3, 2013
Answer by wendythewriter at 7:44 PM on May. 3, 2013
Comment by brendasms80 (original poster) at 12:14 AM on May. 4, 2013
Answer by wendythewriter at 7:32 AM on May. 4, 2013
Comment by brendasms80 (original poster) at 10:10 AM on May. 4, 2013
Really? Because according to the IRS itself, the only joint filing option is Married Filing Jointly. Common law marriage is considered married, but only 11 states and D.C. recognize common law marriage, and they all pretty much require that they represent themselves as married - which isn't the case if she's known as his girlfriend. And which of those states do you live in? Oh, and federal law doesn't allow for same sex partners to file as married, whether joint or separate.
Answer by wendythewriter at 10:42 AM on May. 4, 2013
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