Most Marital Settlement Agreements (a.k.a. Property Settlement Agreements) provide a mechanism for divorced parents to claim their children as tax dependency exemptions (TDE’s) on their federal and state income tax returns. Agreements silent on the subject default to the custodial parent’s annual recurring right to do so.
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