Notarized agreement

[flygirl78]

What is the name of your state? Texas


When my ex and I split after just having a child we began to fight a lot about him helping out as well as visitation time. I was too broke to be able to afford a lawyer for custody and just wanted to get something in writing as far as custody and child support. I typed up an agreement and had both of us sign it and then had it notarized. Would this document stand up in a court of law? I'm thinking about taking him through the Attorney General because he's not holding up to his end of the agreement. His child support is consistently late ($275 a month) and he has yet to get dental insurance for her 3 years later. Would I be able to go through the Attorney General and not have to worry about this document or could this affect me detrimentally ?

 

[VeronicaGia]

The document means nothing. You need a court order.

 

[tigger22472]

Just as Verionica stated that noterized letter means absolutely nothing and the fact that you say his CS is late also means nothing. He's not been ordered to pay you child support and you won't be able to claim that he's behind as the court will look at what he has given you as a gift and the CS will only be offical when filed through the court and signed by a judge.

 

[kidoday]

Were you ever married? Has paternity been determined?