Where would a custodial parent turn or what can they do if they were ordered in a county court to allow noncustodial parent to claim EIC along with form 8332. Clearly if form 8332 is completed it is perfectly legal for noncustodial parent to claim child for child tax credit but EIC is not allowed if residency is not met but for a judge to compel and custodial parent can face jail if they violate an order by judge which is actually breaking federal irs law. Custodial parent attorney does not want to go against judge.
