So I fired my first family lawyer. She was nice person- and sort of competent...but she was a collaborative lawyer and was getting woefully out-lawyered by my ex's lawyer.
She and her boss (namesake of firm) were not happy. When it came time for me to ask them for the letter stating what portion of their fees I could claim for my taxes- they chose the smallest amount possible. I've written back formally disputing this amount- citing the amount of conversations- and requests we made for child support (they were at least good with detailed accounts- which helps my case)
Obviously I want to claim a higher amount- but if I do so, and get assessed- I can't rely on their letter.
Anyone else dispute this? Even if I do get assessed- can I bring my dispute to the CRA?
She and her boss (namesake of firm) were not happy. When it came time for me to ask them for the letter stating what portion of their fees I could claim for my taxes- they chose the smallest amount possible. I've written back formally disputing this amount- citing the amount of conversations- and requests we made for child support (they were at least good with detailed accounts- which helps my case)
Obviously I want to claim a higher amount- but if I do so, and get assessed- I can't rely on their letter.
Anyone else dispute this? Even if I do get assessed- can I bring my dispute to the CRA?
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