- Jurisdiction
- Florida
My ex and I (never married) have a parenting plan that states the father and I will take turns claiming our child on our own income tax returns, he is to claim her on odd years and I on the even years. The father claimed child on a year that I was supposed to. My return got rejected due to the fact that the ss# had already been used. So I had to refile not claiming her, it brought my return down $2,500 which is money her and I could of really used. I asked him why he claimed her when he wasn't supposed to, his response was "opp's it was an accident, and that I could just claim her the following year". (nothing is written or signed stating that though) Im unsure what to do and I could see him doing this same thing to me again next year, he has a way of walking all over me and I usually just brush it off. Could this be filed as a small claims & if so would he owe what I would of gotten if I had claimed her, or would he owe me whatever he got from claiming her? I do have copies of the return that got rejected with me claiming child and the return that was accepted with me not claiming her, which is proof showing that my return went down 2,500. ~We share split custody 50/50 and there is no child support order~