Is the spouse and taxpayer adjusted gross Income the same if you filed married filing jointly?
Q. I am trying to efile, we filed married filing jointly last year, do I enter the same amount for both our AGI's or do I put the AGI as the taxpayer and zero for the spouse lines? We put the same amount in on Friday and it got rejected. We did end up doing a 1040X for 2007, those are the amounts we used, but got rejected. We are currently trying to use just the 1040 AGI and have not gotten acceptance back yet.
Asked by bhb_3_8 - Sun Feb 22 20:08:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you filed a joint return last year, then your AGI is the same as for your wife's AGI. For example, if your AGI from last year return was $18000, then when asked about your wife's AGI from last year, you would want to put the same number in.
Answered by yourtabo - Sun Feb 22 20:15:02 2009
Q. I am trying to efile, we filed married filing jointly last year, do I enter the same amount for both our AGI's or do I put the AGI as the taxpayer and zero for the spouse lines? We put the same amount in on Friday and it got rejected. We did end up doing a 1040X for 2007, those are the amounts we used, but got rejected. We are currently trying to use just the 1040 AGI and have not gotten acceptance back yet.
Asked by bhb_3_8 - Sun Feb 22 20:08:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you filed a joint return last year, then your AGI is the same as for your wife's AGI. For example, if your AGI from last year return was $18000, then when asked about your wife's AGI from last year, you would want to put the same number in.
Answered by yourtabo - Sun Feb 22 20:15:02 2009
What happens if my seperated spouse cashes our jointly filed tax return?
Q. What is my recourse if my separated spouse cases our jointly filed tax return and keeps all the proceeds? My ex spouse has repeatedly refused to give my share of the proceeds.
Asked by Syrus - Sat Mar 1 19:39:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck, the local authorities are your best bet unless you signed the check. The IRS will not do anything unless fraud is included as in he forged your signature, the bank could be liable if they accepted a forged signature. You would have to prove it was a forge and the bank knew it. IRS won't really do anything as it is a civil case.
Answered by Teresa H - Sun Mar 2 05:23:17 2008
Q. What is my recourse if my separated spouse cases our jointly filed tax return and keeps all the proceeds? My ex spouse has repeatedly refused to give my share of the proceeds.
Asked by Syrus - Sat Mar 1 19:39:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck, the local authorities are your best bet unless you signed the check. The IRS will not do anything unless fraud is included as in he forged your signature, the bank could be liable if they accepted a forged signature. You would have to prove it was a forge and the bank knew it. IRS won't really do anything as it is a civil case.
Answered by Teresa H - Sun Mar 2 05:23:17 2008
Is a spouse automatically the beneficiary of a retirement account owned by the other spouse?
Q. Is a living spouse entitled to the other spouses retirement income even if other beneficiaries are listed on the beneficiary form?
Asked by pam_quick - Wed Jul 8 10:13:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The beneficiary is the person/persons named on the account. Named by the owner of the account. The living spouse might protest this and bring this protest to 'estate' court. If the will/account and estate is in proper order and no 'hanky-panky' was involved, then the spouse hasn't a prayer. On the other hand, if no beneficiary was named by the owner, then the spouse is the beneficiary. And of course, other can protest this a bring it to 'estate' court. And again, if all is in order and there was no 'hanky-panky', then the spouse gets the accounts.
Answered by Joseph - Wed Jul 8 10:20:55 2009
Q. Is a living spouse entitled to the other spouses retirement income even if other beneficiaries are listed on the beneficiary form?
Asked by pam_quick - Wed Jul 8 10:13:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The beneficiary is the person/persons named on the account. Named by the owner of the account. The living spouse might protest this and bring this protest to 'estate' court. If the will/account and estate is in proper order and no 'hanky-panky' was involved, then the spouse hasn't a prayer. On the other hand, if no beneficiary was named by the owner, then the spouse is the beneficiary. And of course, other can protest this a bring it to 'estate' court. And again, if all is in order and there was no 'hanky-panky', then the spouse gets the accounts.
Answered by Joseph - Wed Jul 8 10:20:55 2009
What would you do if your spouse asked for a divorce via text Message?
Q. Spouse has to work and live in a different city. See one another as often as possible. Then comes the text. If a spouse asked you to marry them face to face (and on one knee), shouldn't they ask for divorce the same way?
Asked by LifeChef - Sun Jun 21 19:55:15 2009 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd rub their toothbrush between my butt cheeks.
Answered by justme - Sun Jun 21 19:59:15 2009
Q. Spouse has to work and live in a different city. See one another as often as possible. Then comes the text. If a spouse asked you to marry them face to face (and on one knee), shouldn't they ask for divorce the same way?
Asked by LifeChef - Sun Jun 21 19:55:15 2009 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd rub their toothbrush between my butt cheeks.
Answered by justme - Sun Jun 21 19:59:15 2009
Has anyone filed Injured Spouse 8379 when the injured spouse paid all the tax and non-injured earned little?
Q. What to expect with 8379 in this situation: tion: 1. Non-injured spouse paid no tax and would have no tax due regardless of filing status. 2. Injured-spouse paid all tax. $1k refund if MFJ, $50 refund if MFS. How much to expect back? Not a community property state. No dependents.
Asked by Tek - Tue Dec 2 21:43:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you live in a community property state, they will split the income and expenses and credits straight down the middle. If you live elsewhere, they will proportion the expenses and credits to the percentage of income for both parties. Edit: From instructions F8379 Specific Instructions Line 6. If you live in a community property state, special rules will apply to the calculation of your injured spouse refund. Community property states are: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Generally, income, deductions, credits, and expenses are allocated 50/50 between spouses who live in a community property state. Overpayments are considered joint property and are generally applied (offset) [cont.]
Answered by Chuckie O - Tue Dec 2 21:57:21 2008
Q. What to expect with 8379 in this situation: tion: 1. Non-injured spouse paid no tax and would have no tax due regardless of filing status. 2. Injured-spouse paid all tax. $1k refund if MFJ, $50 refund if MFS. How much to expect back? Not a community property state. No dependents.
Asked by Tek - Tue Dec 2 21:43:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you live in a community property state, they will split the income and expenses and credits straight down the middle. If you live elsewhere, they will proportion the expenses and credits to the percentage of income for both parties. Edit: From instructions F8379 Specific Instructions Line 6. If you live in a community property state, special rules will apply to the calculation of your injured spouse refund. Community property states are: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Generally, income, deductions, credits, and expenses are allocated 50/50 between spouses who live in a community property state. Overpayments are considered joint property and are generally applied (offset) [cont.]
Answered by Chuckie O - Tue Dec 2 21:57:21 2008
What is the worst argument you and your spouse have had?
Q. What is the worst argument you and your spouse have had? How did you or your spouse apologize afterwards? Thanks.
Asked by Somebody - Sun Jan 31 21:50:03 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I played her some tapes my PI got of her and her lover to demonstrate that although she denied cheating, I knew better. She apologized, I accepted and divorced her cheating azz.
Answered by Terry - Sun Jan 31 21:57:24 2010
Q. What is the worst argument you and your spouse have had? How did you or your spouse apologize afterwards? Thanks.
Asked by Somebody - Sun Jan 31 21:50:03 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I played her some tapes my PI got of her and her lover to demonstrate that although she denied cheating, I knew better. She apologized, I accepted and divorced her cheating azz.
Answered by Terry - Sun Jan 31 21:57:24 2010
How do you deal with a spouse that has a learning disability?
Q. First of all I love my wife and she will be my forever queen; however there are times when her learning disability can become frustrating. Example, my wife will ask me questions with a "very broad description" however is unable to pin point an exact question; it is very hard to answer. I always try to figure out her exact question and at times she doesn't even know her own question. Well, don't want to confuse you. How do you deal with a spouse or a partner with a learning disability?
Asked by ------- - - Wed Sep 3 23:36:25 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You married her so that means it wasn't that important to you at the time. As time goes on you have become more aware of just how much she really doesn't know. Please what ever you do don't let on that you think of her as a person with a learning disability that will devastate her.Some of us learn much slower then others and in most cases didn't have the advantages other kids had in going to private schools. Are you embarrassed to take her around your friends or does she embarrass you at all if she does then she is aware of it because it's something she can feel from you without you even saying a word. I myself was a very slow learner in school and i have been struggling everyday of my life to keep up with things you might found simple. My… [cont.]
Answered by teenie - Thu Sep 4 00:08:38 2008
Q. First of all I love my wife and she will be my forever queen; however there are times when her learning disability can become frustrating. Example, my wife will ask me questions with a "very broad description" however is unable to pin point an exact question; it is very hard to answer. I always try to figure out her exact question and at times she doesn't even know her own question. Well, don't want to confuse you. How do you deal with a spouse or a partner with a learning disability?
Asked by ------- - - Wed Sep 3 23:36:25 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You married her so that means it wasn't that important to you at the time. As time goes on you have become more aware of just how much she really doesn't know. Please what ever you do don't let on that you think of her as a person with a learning disability that will devastate her.Some of us learn much slower then others and in most cases didn't have the advantages other kids had in going to private schools. Are you embarrassed to take her around your friends or does she embarrass you at all if she does then she is aware of it because it's something she can feel from you without you even saying a word. I myself was a very slow learner in school and i have been struggling everyday of my life to keep up with things you might found simple. My… [cont.]
Answered by teenie - Thu Sep 4 00:08:38 2008
What is the maximum policy amount a spouse can take out without that spouses signature?
Q. Can a spouse have a policy for another spouse in excess of 50,000 without that spouses signature?
Asked by King C - Thu Jul 16 15:29:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Might be able to as part of a employment package spousal coverage. Otherwise, it's going to require a signature
Answered by wizjp - Thu Jul 16 15:38:08 2009
Q. Can a spouse have a policy for another spouse in excess of 50,000 without that spouses signature?
Asked by King C - Thu Jul 16 15:29:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Might be able to as part of a employment package spousal coverage. Otherwise, it's going to require a signature
Answered by wizjp - Thu Jul 16 15:38:08 2009
How to get my us citizen spouse to Canada after the completion of his probation?
Q. I am engaged to an american citizen who is currently on probation in the states for a speeding ticket. I am a Canadian resident, and would like to know if after the completion of his probation, we will be able to get married, so he could come to Canada as my spouse and live with me? *All of the answers will be appreciated.
Asked by EDDYN BAROSY - Thu May 20 13:44:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to qualify to sponsor your spouse www.cic.gc.ca/english/imm igrate/sponsor/index.asp
Answered by tuppenybitz - Thu May 20 16:35:59 2010
Q. I am engaged to an american citizen who is currently on probation in the states for a speeding ticket. I am a Canadian resident, and would like to know if after the completion of his probation, we will be able to get married, so he could come to Canada as my spouse and live with me? *All of the answers will be appreciated.
Asked by EDDYN BAROSY - Thu May 20 13:44:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have to qualify to sponsor your spouse www.cic.gc.ca/english/imm igrate/sponsor/index.asp
Answered by tuppenybitz - Thu May 20 16:35:59 2010
How would you feel if your spouse came clean about cheating on you when you dated?
Q. By cheating, I mean your spouse cheated on you with several people while you two dated. And they had sex. What would you think or do?
Asked by I love Gerard Butler - Wed Mar 10 16:27:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would be heartbroken and we would be done. I don't tolerate cheaters and liars.
Answered by Mrs B - Wed Mar 10 16:29:40 2010
Q. By cheating, I mean your spouse cheated on you with several people while you two dated. And they had sex. What would you think or do?
Asked by I love Gerard Butler - Wed Mar 10 16:27:11 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would be heartbroken and we would be done. I don't tolerate cheaters and liars.
Answered by Mrs B - Wed Mar 10 16:29:40 2010
Spouse of a US Citizen going abroad and wants to apply for citizenship?
Q. I am an US Citizen. My spouse is a green card holder for the last 4 years. We decided to apply for her citizenship. But, I just accepted an offer to work for my company aboard for 2 years. Can she still apply for citizenship and go with me abroad? Can they process her citizenship outside USA?
Asked by Guru N - Mon Dec 1 20:09:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. in order to be naturalized? you must be physically present in the US, naturalization is only done in the US. Naturalization Naturalization is the process by which U.S. citizenship is conferred upon a foreign citizen or national after he or she fulfills the requirements established by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The general requirements for administrative naturalization include: # a period of continuous residence and physical presence in the United States residence in a particular USCIS District prior to filing;# an ability to read, write, and speak English; a knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government; good moral character; a Note: Recent changes in immigration law and USCIS procedures now make… [cont.]
Answered by L & N oe oe - Tue Dec 2 09:28:58 2008
Q. I am an US Citizen. My spouse is a green card holder for the last 4 years. We decided to apply for her citizenship. But, I just accepted an offer to work for my company aboard for 2 years. Can she still apply for citizenship and go with me abroad? Can they process her citizenship outside USA?
Asked by Guru N - Mon Dec 1 20:09:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. in order to be naturalized? you must be physically present in the US, naturalization is only done in the US. Naturalization Naturalization is the process by which U.S. citizenship is conferred upon a foreign citizen or national after he or she fulfills the requirements established by Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). The general requirements for administrative naturalization include: # a period of continuous residence and physical presence in the United States residence in a particular USCIS District prior to filing;# an ability to read, write, and speak English; a knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government; good moral character; a Note: Recent changes in immigration law and USCIS procedures now make… [cont.]
Answered by L & N oe oe - Tue Dec 2 09:28:58 2008
When filing separately is the spouse liable for the separate spouses tax owed?
Q. The year is 2006. Husband and wife file separately. One of the spouses owes income taxes. Can the IRS collect from the other spouse even though they filed separately. This is a community property state-California but the taxes owed are Federal not State
Asked by 1swing4all - Tue Jul 3 14:45:27 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is not enough to file separate returns in a community property state, in order to separate the tax liabilities of the spouses. If the tax owed was on community income, as defined by the State of California, and the spouse that did not owe tax did not apply for equitable relief as an "innocent spouse" using Form 8857, then the IRS is going to collect taxes from either spouse. If the tax owed was on separate income, as defined by the State of California, then only the person with that income is liable for the tax, unless that person has filed a joint return, and then the spouse is also liable for the tax.
Answered by ninasgramma - Tue Jul 3 18:36:56 2007
Q. The year is 2006. Husband and wife file separately. One of the spouses owes income taxes. Can the IRS collect from the other spouse even though they filed separately. This is a community property state-California but the taxes owed are Federal not State
Asked by 1swing4all - Tue Jul 3 14:45:27 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is not enough to file separate returns in a community property state, in order to separate the tax liabilities of the spouses. If the tax owed was on community income, as defined by the State of California, and the spouse that did not owe tax did not apply for equitable relief as an "innocent spouse" using Form 8857, then the IRS is going to collect taxes from either spouse. If the tax owed was on separate income, as defined by the State of California, then only the person with that income is liable for the tax, unless that person has filed a joint return, and then the spouse is also liable for the tax.
Answered by ninasgramma - Tue Jul 3 18:36:56 2007
When does your spouse start crossing the line of being your spouse and becoming your parent?
Q. I mean the person starts telling you what you ARE suppose to do and not? When the person start taking for granted that you are an individual and that when you are letting them know you are leaving the house that you are being curteous and thoughtful? And not asking permission. These are only a few examples I could think of...but I do wonder... What happens when your spouse sometimes step over the boundary of mutual respect and start dictating your relationship. And how do you get them too realize that they are wrong? or do you believe that they are wrong?
Asked by eimoan - Mon Feb 1 20:35:54 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well it all depends on her actions, I mean if he/she is reminding you to take your medicine, put on your seat belt,etc.. they are doing it out of concern of your well being. But if they are treating like a kid then you need to step out and let them know you are not heir child, but their equal. but make sure of it, since having some one care for you, is not a bad thing. Try not to make it a big deal, instead play daddy/mommy to her, maybe she/he will see how annoying her/his action come across. This is unless they are putting you down then it is not a healthy relationship. good luck!!
Answered by shanon - Mon Feb 1 20:40:53 2010
Q. I mean the person starts telling you what you ARE suppose to do and not? When the person start taking for granted that you are an individual and that when you are letting them know you are leaving the house that you are being curteous and thoughtful? And not asking permission. These are only a few examples I could think of...but I do wonder... What happens when your spouse sometimes step over the boundary of mutual respect and start dictating your relationship. And how do you get them too realize that they are wrong? or do you believe that they are wrong?
Asked by eimoan - Mon Feb 1 20:35:54 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well it all depends on her actions, I mean if he/she is reminding you to take your medicine, put on your seat belt,etc.. they are doing it out of concern of your well being. But if they are treating like a kid then you need to step out and let them know you are not heir child, but their equal. but make sure of it, since having some one care for you, is not a bad thing. Try not to make it a big deal, instead play daddy/mommy to her, maybe she/he will see how annoying her/his action come across. This is unless they are putting you down then it is not a healthy relationship. good luck!!
Answered by shanon - Mon Feb 1 20:40:53 2010
Does a new spouse have to be put on the deed of a previously owned home?
Q. Does the new spouse of a owner of a home HAVE to be put on the deed in Illinois? In other words, does the new spouse automatically own the home?
Asked by Christina D - Fri Oct 17 12:56:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Laws vary by state. But generally they will have an interest that needs to be clarified, either by a quitclaim deed or other documents recorded showing their interest being accounted for. If not clarified, it will be a cloud on title, which is a bad thing when selling\buying property.
Answered by organizeyourbiz - Sat Oct 18 03:05:34 2008
Q. Does the new spouse of a owner of a home HAVE to be put on the deed in Illinois? In other words, does the new spouse automatically own the home?
Asked by Christina D - Fri Oct 17 12:56:21 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Laws vary by state. But generally they will have an interest that needs to be clarified, either by a quitclaim deed or other documents recorded showing their interest being accounted for. If not clarified, it will be a cloud on title, which is a bad thing when selling\buying property.
Answered by organizeyourbiz - Sat Oct 18 03:05:34 2008
Can a person in a de facto relationship get a spouse visa in Singapore?
Q. In Australia I got a spouse visa as I have been in a relationship long term. In Singapore the spouse visa mentions you need a marriage certificate. Do they accept other legal documents to show you're in a long term relationship but not married?
Asked by Charlotte - Fri Nov 30 03:40:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No , a legal and binding marriage certificate is required in Singapore since you need a fiancee petition before you could marry which will be processed in your country of origin;s Singapore Embassy . This will entail all the legal procedures and verification before you are allowed to marry a Singaporean Citizen .When you have obtained the fiancee visa then you could marry and then thats the only time you could be petitioned for spousal visa. Sorry Girl , Singapore is not Australia , where they recognize gay marriage and others.
Answered by Inpeach - Sat Dec 1 05:55:02 2007
Q. In Australia I got a spouse visa as I have been in a relationship long term. In Singapore the spouse visa mentions you need a marriage certificate. Do they accept other legal documents to show you're in a long term relationship but not married?
Asked by Charlotte - Fri Nov 30 03:40:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No , a legal and binding marriage certificate is required in Singapore since you need a fiancee petition before you could marry which will be processed in your country of origin;s Singapore Embassy . This will entail all the legal procedures and verification before you are allowed to marry a Singaporean Citizen .When you have obtained the fiancee visa then you could marry and then thats the only time you could be petitioned for spousal visa. Sorry Girl , Singapore is not Australia , where they recognize gay marriage and others.
Answered by Inpeach - Sat Dec 1 05:55:02 2007
What is the consequence for a military spouse lying on a military sworn statement?
Q. If a female spouse lies on a military sworn statement about her husband assaulting her, what are the consequences? Can the military punish her? what happens?
Asked by Duke - Tue Sep 8 23:41:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The military can't legally punish her because she is a civilian and a civilian is not subject to UCMJ. They can kick her off post and bar her from returning, though. However, it is still a crime to lie on an official statement, especially in order to get someone in trouble. If she is caught she could possibly face criminal charges in a civilian court.
Answered by AD - Tue Sep 8 23:48:47 2009
Q. If a female spouse lies on a military sworn statement about her husband assaulting her, what are the consequences? Can the military punish her? what happens?
Asked by Duke - Tue Sep 8 23:41:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The military can't legally punish her because she is a civilian and a civilian is not subject to UCMJ. They can kick her off post and bar her from returning, though. However, it is still a crime to lie on an official statement, especially in order to get someone in trouble. If she is caught she could possibly face criminal charges in a civilian court.
Answered by AD - Tue Sep 8 23:48:47 2009
What dates have people received their injured spouse refund this year?
Q. And were they direct deposit or by check? Were you happy with the amount? I'm also trying to figure out if the Injured Spouse department cuts checks on Friday's like regular refunds or if it is a different schedule.
Asked by kfireflying7 - Mon May 24 16:12:32 2010 - - -2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Injured Spouse claims are not processed on any set schedule. Refunds are released, usually by check, when they are complete. It's been my experience that few people are satisfied with the program, which is traditionally the best indicator that it's actually working properly.
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Mon May 24 16:30:33 2010
Q. And were they direct deposit or by check? Were you happy with the amount? I'm also trying to figure out if the Injured Spouse department cuts checks on Friday's like regular refunds or if it is a different schedule.
Asked by kfireflying7 - Mon May 24 16:12:32 2010 - - -2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Injured Spouse claims are not processed on any set schedule. Refunds are released, usually by check, when they are complete. It's been my experience that few people are satisfied with the program, which is traditionally the best indicator that it's actually working properly.
Answered by Bostonian In MO - Mon May 24 16:30:33 2010
How can I help a friend whose spouse is going through depression?
Q. My friend's spouse is going through a bad depression (they are getting help from a doctor and medication). My friend, however, is a terrible worrywart even when things are perfect. My friend is prone to anxiety and obsessive worrying. What can I do to help my friend cope? I am scared that BOTH of them going to end up in a depression!
Asked by Wicked Bad Nonsense - Wed Apr 15 09:07:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its simple just be there for her. Tell her to call you whenever you want. or tell you whenever she wants to get together and no matter what you will make time for her. call her often. but in all of this, dont smother her or something. just keep things light hearted and fun, maybe plan some cute walks or coffee dates together. only talk about her husbands depression if she wants to - sometimes having a really good reliable friend to vent your problems and concerns to helps a lot. if you begin to notice any signs of depression in your friend, maybe suggest that she talk to that doctor to.
Answered by dinobot - Wed Apr 15 09:14:08 2009
Q. My friend's spouse is going through a bad depression (they are getting help from a doctor and medication). My friend, however, is a terrible worrywart even when things are perfect. My friend is prone to anxiety and obsessive worrying. What can I do to help my friend cope? I am scared that BOTH of them going to end up in a depression!
Asked by Wicked Bad Nonsense - Wed Apr 15 09:07:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its simple just be there for her. Tell her to call you whenever you want. or tell you whenever she wants to get together and no matter what you will make time for her. call her often. but in all of this, dont smother her or something. just keep things light hearted and fun, maybe plan some cute walks or coffee dates together. only talk about her husbands depression if she wants to - sometimes having a really good reliable friend to vent your problems and concerns to helps a lot. if you begin to notice any signs of depression in your friend, maybe suggest that she talk to that doctor to.
Answered by dinobot - Wed Apr 15 09:14:08 2009
How do I prepare for becoming a military spouse and base life?
Q. My fiancee is getting deployed soon and we are getting married when comes back for his r&r. I know there is a lot of paper work and issues to become a military spouse. What is base life like? What benefits are offered? please no negative comments!Just helpful advice. Right now i live in tx and he is stationed in georgia.
Asked by floridagirl1971 - Mon Aug 10 04:23:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Preparing to be a Military wife, be independent... with him gone, you will get a feel for it prior the I Do's... don't block the negative, just sort threw it. Happily Married myself to my Husband and the Military for 15 years! Just take the negative and tough times in stride... there is always a sunny side to it! As I stated right off, independent, do not become a hermit while he is deployed! Take moves and transfers with a grin, and be supportive. Remember, as with me... you are his second wife...he married the military first! The paperwork is a no brainer, just make sure he takes the proper paperwork to the proper people and its done, that simple! Base life, not that different then non-base life, keep in mind, living on base is NOT… [cont.]
Answered by D S - Mon Aug 10 07:04:32 2009
Q. My fiancee is getting deployed soon and we are getting married when comes back for his r&r. I know there is a lot of paper work and issues to become a military spouse. What is base life like? What benefits are offered? please no negative comments!Just helpful advice. Right now i live in tx and he is stationed in georgia.
Asked by floridagirl1971 - Mon Aug 10 04:23:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Preparing to be a Military wife, be independent... with him gone, you will get a feel for it prior the I Do's... don't block the negative, just sort threw it. Happily Married myself to my Husband and the Military for 15 years! Just take the negative and tough times in stride... there is always a sunny side to it! As I stated right off, independent, do not become a hermit while he is deployed! Take moves and transfers with a grin, and be supportive. Remember, as with me... you are his second wife...he married the military first! The paperwork is a no brainer, just make sure he takes the proper paperwork to the proper people and its done, that simple! Base life, not that different then non-base life, keep in mind, living on base is NOT… [cont.]
Answered by D S - Mon Aug 10 07:04:32 2009
My injured spouse claim was not filed correctly and Colorado kept the refund. Any way to retrieve it?
Q. I submitted the injured spouse form at a later date and I will be getting my Federal refund soon, but CO kept $600 and gave it to the child support office in our state to pay some of my husband's child support arrears. I don't want the money back from the child's mother, but am wondering had the injured form been filed properly, would this money have been taken out regardless? If so, can I go after my tax preparer to give me that money back?
Asked by wvdown2tn - Wed Aug 26 16:32:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you file the form again and Colorado honors it, they *will* ask the mother for the money back. No, you can't demand that the preparer give you the money instead. If federal did the form correctly and the state didn't, I suspect an error in one of the tax authorities instead of the paperwork.
Answered by the tax lady - Wed Aug 26 16:36:56 2009
Q. I submitted the injured spouse form at a later date and I will be getting my Federal refund soon, but CO kept $600 and gave it to the child support office in our state to pay some of my husband's child support arrears. I don't want the money back from the child's mother, but am wondering had the injured form been filed properly, would this money have been taken out regardless? If so, can I go after my tax preparer to give me that money back?
Asked by wvdown2tn - Wed Aug 26 16:32:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you file the form again and Colorado honors it, they *will* ask the mother for the money back. No, you can't demand that the preparer give you the money instead. If federal did the form correctly and the state didn't, I suspect an error in one of the tax authorities instead of the paperwork.
Answered by the tax lady - Wed Aug 26 16:36:56 2009
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