Recent Questions by Rama-CPA

I thought of a few additional questions after I asked my previous question. A quick summary - My wife and I had a hard birth with complications. As a result, our medical bills will be higher than we budgeted. I was wondering if per the the Secure Act passed in 2019 if I could withdraw up to 5k from my 401k without penalty (However, still taxed as income as applicable).The previous response was yes - I could withdraw per the Secure Act; however, a few new questions.1) I just wanted to make sure that the Secure Act Provisions that were passed in 2019 are still applicable through the end of 2022.2) Do I need to itemize my expense or is the birth the qualifying event? I.e. When I file my taxes for 2022 will I need to include an itemized list of the expenses that we used the withdrawal for?

The question is related to inquiry of Bank account records. I live in New York state My husband and I had a joint bank account in 2003. It was already his account when we married. He made it joint with me after marriage. He closed it shortly after and moved the money to another account where he is the sole owner.
We are going through a divorce process now. My husband does not communicate with me.
I don't remember the bank name. Is there any way someone can help track down the account, the bank, and the amount in it at the time it was closed?
I have the names of possible banks.

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