Among the Ask a Divorce Lawyer questions answered today by Cordell & Cordell attorneys:

• My fiancee is still legally married. Can she even get a divorce while she is pregnant with my child? If she can't and she has the child while she is still legally married, would the child be considered mine?
• Regarding child support calculations, are there any ways around submitting tax returns for a closely held business?

Among the Ask a Divorce Lawyer questions answered today by Cordell & Cordell attorneys:

• Can my ex-wife change my kids' names without my authority?
• How can I go about finding out if her new husband adopted our children?
• I thought the ability to claim the earned income credit was based on whom the child lived with for more of the year. Is that true?

By Corrine Bylund

When you are divorced, or in the process of divorce, your filing status and your deductions aren’t as sure as death and taxes.

In this article, we'll address the three most common questions facing divorced, or divorcing, couples when it comes to taxes:

• What is my filing status?
• Who gets to claim the children as dependents?
• Is child support tax deductible?

Among the Ask a Divorce Lawyer questions answered today by Cordell & Cordell attorneys:

• Isn't a judge the only one with the power to mandate someone to freeze assets, not my ex's attorney?
• My ex wife did not ask for or get part of my retirement at the time of our divorce. Can she still try and get a part of it now?
• My girlfriend and I had a daughter in October. Who has the legal right to claim our daughter?
• What are the differences between primary placement, joint legal and joint physical custody?
• How do you end temporary custody?

Question:

I got divorced about 3 years ago. Both of us have remarried. She got sole custody of our kids with me paying 100% of their support, health insurance and co-pays. Now she is saying she has the right to claim both kids on their taxes and I don’t. Is this true?