- 10 - The judgment contains no reference to a Form 8332. This Court concludes, from the quoted portion of the judgment and the lack of reference to a Form 8332, that the Family Court and the parties' attorneys presumed that Mrs. Crowell continued throughout the years preceding 2001 to be the custodial parent for the four children, and that Mrs. Crowell was availing herself of the dependency exemption deductions for Federal income tax purposes to the extent such children were qualified dependents, and that only beginning for the year 2001 would Mr. Crowell be entitled to a dependency exemption deduction for one child. The omission of any reference in that judgment to the Form 8332 satisfies this Court that neither Mrs. Crowell, nor her attorney, nor the Family Court was aware that there was an outstanding Form 8332 being used by Mr. Crowell to claim the dependency exemptions for the four children. On this record, therefore, the Court sustains Mrs. Crowell's entitlement to the dependency exemption deductions for 1998 and 1999. The Court sustains respondent's disallowance of these deductions to Mr. Crowell for these 2 years.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next
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