Should I only file NJ state taxes if I collect workers comp NY (lawyer says don't file NY) and live in NJ & what do I put down as income with no W2, do I get NJ refund?

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No. Worker's comp is not taxable. If you have no other (joint) income, there is no reason to file a NJ return.

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No. Worker's comp is not taxable. If you have no other (joint) income, there is no reason to file a NJ return.

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