@matigo not that I was technically liable for anything in the end due to the divorce order, but it’s nice not to have to deal with the courts to actually enforce that.
Meanwhile, I suspect there is some benefit to having a paid off home loan on my credit report.
As of two days ago, I no longer have a mortgage on a house I no longer own. Considering my ex-wife’s income and work history (or lack thereof), I doubt she’d qualify for a loan without her mother co-signing. Or her mother just paying the loan off.
Either way, it’s one less liability I have to worry about.
@matigo from what I can tell from the transcript, the computer disagrees with the amount of a credit that was claimed, resulting in me owing more money. Will have to wait and see what the official notice from the IRS says.
I've got my legal name changed most places it matters now, including with my employer. My passport, which it looks like I might need in May, will take several weeks since I need a new one, given the picture looks nothing like me.
I just saw that, as of today, the IRS has processed my 2021 tax return that I mailed back in November.
The bad news: I apparently owe more money for 2021.
The good news: My ex, who got a refund for 2021, will likely get a bill from the IRS…with interest and penalties.
I’m pleasantly surprised with the promptness with which this arrived. And now…I can change my name at work.
@matigo what’s interesting about Tennessee is that if you trade in a car, you can actually transfer the license plate to the new car. It’s why I was a little thrown off when they required me to get a new plate.
// @variablepulserate