The Canadian Bar Association has published an article about the difficulties faced by some families with shared custody in dealing with the Canada Revenue Agency and available benefits and credits. This is the link https://www.cba.org/Our-Work/cbainfluence/Public-Policy-and-Advocacy/2018/March/Eligible-dependents?lang=en-CA&utm_source=cba&utm_medium=email
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