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See IRS Pub 501 and the support worksheet to see if they can still claim you as a dependent. If they can, you lose your personal exemption even if they don't claim you. This isn't a "pick and choose" decision; you must abide by the law on the matter.

For them to claim any of the educational credits or deductions they MUST claim you as a dependent. And if they can't claim you as a dependent then nobody can claim them as you didn't pay them.

Generally speaking, if a feminine noun ends in -a, the genitive (and therefore, accusative animate) plurals will be formed by dropping the -a from the end.
eg:
собака becomes собак
акула becomes акул

If that leaves a consonant cluster, a vowel (usually an o) is often inserted before the final consonant.
eg:
качка becomes качок
кішка becomes кішок

The soft ending isn't too tricky if you just remember to always think of a soft vowel (eg, я) as simply a combination of the soft sign (ь) plus the vowel (eg: а). In this way, removing the final -а, leaves you with a soft sign.
eg:
тигриця becomes тигриць
учениця becomes учениць

Now, most state courts (and federal courts) have ruled as long as the officer is reasonably close in the instructions given and how the test is performed, then it should be good to go. But the problem is also prosecutors.

In cities under 100,000 (or even smaller counties), prosecutors may be only part time and work in private practice full time. So they might not have the time, energy or willpower to full research and prosecute a DUI case. They may have no clue what the defense attorney is talking about and aren't able to get back the evidence a defense attorney chips away at.

Lastly, a lot of DUI cases are made by inexperienced officers, officers who don't care much for DUIs or officers that don't do a lot of DUIs. If an officer is on dayshift for the last 4 years, then works a nightshift and lands his first drunk in literally years…. He probably isn't going to be spot on with his field sobriety tests.

So *shrugs* it is just the nature of the beast. When you have defense attorneys who don't do anything except study the NFTSA manual on HGN and make a lot of money taking DUIs to court, you might see them win a lot of cases.

Now the good news….. In my experience, many cities have good officers and prosecutors that actually know their stuff and can win cases. So while it may seem like *a lot* of people get off the hook on their drunk driving charges, a lot more are successfully prosecuted.

File for an appeal I guess. Which country are you in?
If you have rock solid evidence go for it. You can only make a plea for the statute of limitation at court. You were denied this opportunity. This is a basic denial of your rights to a fair trial under the Human Rights Act 1998.

Family law is a thankless job. Emotions are higher in family law than in any other type of law. People's families are being ripped apart, they aren't going to be able to see their children every day, their standard of living is going down, etc. All of these things make family law clients crazy. Seriously. They are angry, scared, and confused, and because of this they often have a hard time thinking straight.

They also have very unreasonable expectations. Stay at home moms want to be able to continue staying at home (ha! Not going to happen!) A woman who has been married for a whopping two years wants alimony. A dad who travels all of the time for work and isn't an involved dad wants 50/50 physical custody. What clients don't understand is that their definition of "fair" isn't necessarily how it works in the legal world.

Clients also don't understand why the court system takes so long. I have clients constantly bitch at me because the other party hasn't responded to discovery requests. They don't understand that all I can do is file a motion to compel, and that takes time. Clients blame me when the earliest available court date is in two months. Family law attorneys are constantly blamed by their clients for things that are completely out of control.

Clients get angry about the process or the realities of divorce, and the most convenient scapegoat is their divorce attorney.

All of this said, I love practicing family law. Many attorneys won't get anywhere near a family law case. So it just takes a certain personality.

You have to be able to be fulfilled with your job without any positive feedback from your clients. You have to listen to them complain and even blame and accuse you, and then just let it roll off your back and chalk it up to all of the emotions they are going through. I'm able to do this, so I'm able to enjoy my job. I love hearing people's stories. There's always new and crazy things happening in people's lives, so I never get bored. It's a strange job where you sort through every aspect of a family's personal life – finances, sex life, health, etc. I just find all of this very interesting, which is why I like the job.