751 evidence of tax return

[nativenvs 0]

Hello everyone,

My mother in law came here on a tourist visa B2. While she was here she met somebody through friends, and ended up getting married. My mother in law is Persian and she ended up marrying a Persian man. They were married for over a year and a half. My mother in law went back to Iran to take care of real estate issues there. She went to sell her properties , she owned her apartment and family farm (that the government was trying to seize from her). She was gone for an extended period of time dealing with the situation. At first, the husband was understanding and was in contact with her daily. Then after a month, the husband wasn't returning her phone calls or emails. When it was time to come back, she sent her flight information to him but still no answer. When her plane landed, he was not at the airport to pick her up. She took a cab to the house and the locks on the door were changed and he wasn't answering the door to her. She waited outside for 2 hours and his sister called her and told her a cab will bring her to a hotel. When she got to the hotel, she was served divorce papers and a plane ticket back to live with us. He finally called her and told her he no longer wants to be married and feels she is only with him for his money (he is well off).

They got a divorce on non resolvable differences. We have plenty of "good evidence" via he bought her a car, evidence of vacations they went on, bank account and credit card in both names, health insurance card, drivers license at the same address, car insurance, cell phone.

One piece of evidence that we are trying to get is the tax return. He filed jointly but he is the one that does his own accounting.

How can I obtain the joint tax return that he filed? I also want to add that he lives in Dallas, Texas and I live in NY.

I know this sounds like a sad story, but unfortunately it is all true. The craziest thing out of this, is when they were going through the divorce, he kept sending threating text messages to my mother in law on her phone (which we saved). This is the type of guy that thinks because he has so much money he is above the law.

Well, wrong move, I called the state police after we got 5 threating messages. They came over, saw the messages and filed a report. They then even called him and told him if it continues the threats, that if he came within NY state lines he will be arrested on harassment. The messages stopped and we never heard from him again. So we even have the police report and text messages as evidence.

This guy was a real piece of work, total piece of garbage. I knew when I found out that it was his 4th marriage something was wrong with him. He fooled my mother in law good.

After the divorce, he had to send back all of her stuff in boxes to NY. Can you believe that some of her handbags, jewelry and cosmetics were missing??? We told the lawyer and were going to pursue to get it, but later didn't because of additional lawyer fees (we used a dallas lawyer for the divorce).

My mother in law thinks he met another woman while she was away in Iran taking care of the real estate issues. I just can't believe that someone who makes over $50,000 a month can be so grimy and mistreat a woman like this. I don't know, maybe its a culture thing ... but its disgusting.

So anyway, any information regarding the joint tax return would be greatly appreciated. I also would like some advice also .. given the situation above, would you consider using a lawyer to file the 751 application? Or would you think its fine to file it on our own with all the evidence??

Reason I ask is because its $500 to file it and a local lawyer wants another $500 to send it in. I am the son in law and I am paying for it. Honestly, I don't mind paying the lawyer if it helps her in any way ... but if it really doesn't mean anything if a lawyer sends it or not ... I rather keep the money in my pocket. I am sure you guys understand, me and the wife have 2 daughters.

thanks for all your help

Mike

[Navyk 78]

Hello everyone,

My mother in law came here on a tourist visa B2. While she was here she met somebody through friends, and ended up getting married. My mother in law is Persian and she ended up marrying a Persian man. They were married for over a year and a half. My mother in law went back to Iran to take care of real estate issues there. She went to sell her properties , she owned her apartment and family farm (that the government was trying to seize from her). She was gone for an extended period of time dealing with the situation. At first, the husband was understanding and was in contact with her daily. Then after a month, the husband wasn't returning her phone calls or emails. When it was time to come back, she sent her flight information to him but still no answer. When her plane landed, he was not at the airport to pick her up. She took a cab to the house and the locks on the door were changed and he wasn't answering the door to her. She waited outside for 2 hours and his sister called her and told her a cab will bring her to a hotel. When she got to the hotel, she was served divorce papers and a plane ticket back to live with us. He finally called her and told her he no longer wants to be married and feels she is only with him for his money (he is well off).

They got a divorce on non resolvable differences. We have plenty of "good evidence" via he bought her a car, evidence of vacations they went on, bank account and credit card in both names, health insurance card, drivers license at the same address, car insurance, cell phone.

One piece of evidence that we are trying to get is the tax return. He filed jointly but he is the one that does his own accounting.

How can I obtain the joint tax return that he filed? I also want to add that he lives in Dallas, Texas and I live in NY.

I know this sounds like a sad story, but unfortunately it is all true. The craziest thing out of this, is when they were going through the divorce, he kept sending threating text messages to my mother in law on her phone (which we saved). This is the type of guy that thinks because he has so much money he is above the law.

Well, wrong move, I called the state police after we got 5 threating messages. They came over, saw the messages and filed a report. They then even called him and told him if it continues the threats, that if he came within NY state lines he will be arrested on harassment. The messages stopped and we never heard from him again. So we even have the police report and text messages as evidence.

This guy was a real piece of work, total piece of garbage. I knew when I found out that it was his 4th marriage something was wrong with him. He fooled my mother in law good.

After the divorce, he had to send back all of her stuff in boxes to NY. Can you believe that some of her handbags, jewelry and cosmetics were missing??? We told the lawyer and were going to pursue to get it, but later didn't because of additional lawyer fees (we used a dallas lawyer for the divorce).

My mother in law thinks he met another woman while she was away in Iran taking care of the real estate issues. I just can't believe that someone who makes over $50,000 a month can be so grimy and mistreat a woman like this. I don't know, maybe its a culture thing ... but its disgusting.

So anyway, any information regarding the joint tax return would be greatly appreciated. I also would like some advice also .. given the situation above, would you consider using a lawyer to file the 751 application? Or would you think its fine to file it on our own with all the evidence??

Reason I ask is because its $500 to file it and a local lawyer wants another $500 to send it in. I am the son in law and I am paying for it. Honestly, I don't mind paying the lawyer if it helps her in any way ... but if it really doesn't mean anything if a lawyer sends it or not ... I rather keep the money in my pocket. I am sure you guys understand, me and the wife have 2 daughters.

thanks for all your help

Mike

If the taxes were filed jointly, then it is easy to get the IRS Tax Transcripts. Here is the link http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Order-a-Transcript. You can't do it online to get the transcripts to another address than was on their records. So your best bet is to walk into a local IRS office and get those or use form 4506-T. All the information is in the link provided.

Frankly speaking you don't need a lawyer and you can seek answers to specific questions here. All the best.

[nativenvs 0]

Thank you so much!!