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My mom, after divorcing in 1987 when I was 2 years old, listed me as her common-law partner on her taxes. I even co-owned all her bank accounts. I’ve heard conflicting advice—some say I can do this, others say I can’t. Well, here’s what happened: I was advised to file taxes for the years before she passed away. But I’m unsure of the implications. Will it restore the rights and assets my family took from me? My mom always emphasized that I was her common-law partner for tax purposes, but she never explained how to navigate this. Recently, someone suggested I file as a common-law partner, just as she did. However, I worry the CRA might raise eyebrows. I’ve researched it, and if she had indeed filed me as such, I may have certain rights that I want to reclaim. Any thoughts?
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