Summary
A child support judge cannot overrule the IRS because the IRS is a federal agency with authority over tax laws, while child support orders are state matters. Federal law generally supersedes state law in tax matters. If a judge issues an order conflicting with IRS guidance, such as providing an identification protection pin, it is advisable to follow IRS instructions and consider filing a formal objection. For personalized advice, consult a local attorney in Chicago.Full Conversation
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In general, a child support judge cannot overrule the IRS. However, they can make decisions regarding child support that may impact tax filings.
For more detailed information specific to your case, you may want to consult with a legal expert in Chicago.
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Why can’t a child support judge overrule the IRS when it comes to Texas
A child support judge cannot overrule the IRS because:
- The IRS is a federal agency with authority over tax laws and regulations.
- Child support orders are state matters and do not have jurisdiction over federal tax regulations.
- Federal law generally supersedes state law in tax matters.
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For example can I custodial parent is requesting that the judge order me to provide Him my daughters identification protection pin for the IRS after the IRS advised me not to provide him with the pin number
To provide you with accurate information, I need to understand your situation better. Can you please clarify if the custodial parent has already filed a motion in court requesting the judge to order you to provide the IRS identification protection pin?
No we just ask a judge verbally
Thank you for clarifying. In general, a judge cannot verbally order you to provide the IRS identification protection pin. Typically, such requests need to be formally filed and documented in court.
Would you like information on how to formally oppose such a request in Chicago?
The noncustodial parent stated that verbally that question to the judge but the judge did put that in the order knowing that I reported the noncustodial parent to the IRS and the IRS told me not to provide him with a pen
Thank you for the additional details. Here are some general points regarding your situation:
- A judge must issue a written order for it to be enforceable.
- IRS instructions should be followed, especially regarding sensitive information like an identification protection pin.
- You may need to file a formal objection to the order.
Would you like more information on how to file an objection in Chicago?
And how do I do that
To file an objection to the court order in Chicago, you can follow these general steps:
- Obtain the necessary forms from the court clerk or online.
- Complete the forms with detailed information about your objections.
- File the forms with the clerk of the court that issued the order.
- Serve a copy of the objection to the other party.
Would you like more information on where to find these forms in Chicago?
I’m talking about what should I be called attraction I’m objecting to watch
It seems there might be some confusion in your last message. If you’re asking about the specific legal term for your objection, it’s typically called a "Motion to Object" or "Objection to Court Order."
Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed in Chicago?
I just wanna know can you just child support judge overrule the IRS yes or no
No, a child support judge cannot overrule the IRS.
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