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PaulineZ
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I have filed a motion and declaration for default against my soon to be ex-husband to end our divorce. He has not responded to the diovorce papers. The divorce court date is set. HOWEVER, he has decided to dispute the child support amount that the state of Washington has set forth based on his income. He is currently laid off and says the market value is hard to find a job right now. In my 8 years of knowing him, he has NEVER been unemployed. The department of child support will be setting a hearing date fairly soon. I was told that this date will most likely be AFTER our divorce date. If He does not show up to the divorce court date, the child support will become a court order. A court order supercedes any administrator order. I know this for a fact. What I am wondering is if he doesn't show up to this court hearing, and I get the court order of child support, it is all said and done then right? No need for an admin hearing right?