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1/19/12, 11:45 am

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Divorce decree states that child can be claimed by each parent on alternate years as long as child support is current. I am the custodial parent and would like to claim the child this year although it is not my year to claim him but the child support is currently 2 weeks late. Can I claim the child now because of this?


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