i don’t think there’s a paper that prevents him the ability to claim them, but keep all the proof you can that the kids stay with you all year, like doctor visit notes, receipts, all that good stuff. if he files first and claims them, he can receive the money, but if you file a discrepancy (i think that’s what it’s called) the IRS will look into it, take into account the proof that you’re the sole provider and home for the girls, and they’ll make him pay it back.

i’m not sure if your fiancé can claim them, but if he does it first before BD gets a chance then there’s a solution to the problem.

i’m not a tax professional lol, this is info they gave me when I filed earlier this year and my fiancée claimed our son, i didn’t file anything against him bc either way both returns were used for US but I was confused when I tried putting my son on my taxes and they kept rejecting. it’s cause he was being a “big boy” and did his own taxes and had already claimed him. 🙄

Don’t let him mine tried this shit and I let him once then he didn’t give me shit and tried yr after yr I didn’t have a job so I’ve never done taxes I was like 16 then all he needs is the social block his ass on all aspects and get child support ASAP

Claim them. If he does as well you will both get letters from IRS. You could then state they live with you majority of the year then you will get them. He won’t. But you better call to be sure of the process.

If you don't work I dont think he can clam them since he isn't the biological father. You can call where y'all get taxes done at and ask them.

No i don't think so