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Unfortunately, a divorce is happening more and more these days. When a divorce occurs a family is forced to divide their assets and time with their children. When a family divides their assets, this means all of their finances, property and any other mutual investments. Even in the simplest of cases, when finances are involved this means federal tax obligations must be taken care of. This is why it is important to get a Denver divorce Attorney who understands the tax consequences of different situations of a divorce can bring on. It does not matter how good of a negotiator your attorney is if they do not understand the consequences you will be faced with in taxes.

There are 3 documents you will want to make sure you have been aware of by your attorney. The first form being the IRS 2120 Form which is used if there are multiple people claiming a child a dependent. This form is to help with tax exemption in the event if your spouse also claims the dependant. The second form is the IRS 8857 Form which gives relief to a spouse from their join tax return if their spouse was audited and penalized. It is important to find a Denver divorce attorney that completely understands the innocent spouse relief rules to correctly educate their client through negotiation of the divorce. The last form is the IRS 8379 Injured Spouse claim and Allocation Form. This form is important to the couple that also filed out a joint tax return prior to the divorce. When the prior joint return is filed and the refund is used to pay the other spouse for child support, that individual may be considered the “injured Spouse”. They may fill out the 8379 Form to claim their portion of the tax return.

If you hire an attorney who does not understand how a divorce can affect individual’s taxes, you could miss out on a lot of money. Make sure to hire a Denver divorce attorney who has experience in divorce cases and tax benefits.



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