Temporary Absence -
Even if you, your spouse, or your qualifying person was temporarily absent from your home, you are considered to have occupied the same household. Temporary absences include those due to illness, education, business, vacations, military service, and, in some cases, incarceration. If you or the qualifying person were absent, it must have been reasonable to assume that you, your spouse, or your qualifying person would return to the household after the temporary absence, and you must have continued to maintain a household in anticipation of the return. Time your qualifying person was in the custody of another person under either a formal or informal custody agreement cannot be considered a temporary absence.Actual Client Results |
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Client ID |
Owed |
Settlement |
| 695 | $48,473.22 |
$0.00 |
| 5654 | $14,184.00 |
$340.00 |
| 45258 | $27,996.48 |
$1,804.76 |
| Recent Savings: $1,012,060 | ||
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