What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Kentucky
My ex wife is taking me back to court for an amended motion to file for child support for our daughter (13 years old). Our daughter has been living with ex wife full time for last 6 months. This is due to stricter rules at my house and the responsiblity for good grades in school. Ex wife gets kids to school late regularly (in excess of 15 times) and both children were absent from school over 12 times ( I have all the proper documentation). Daughter has realized she can still hang with friends, go to mall, chat on social networks and continue to get bad grades and not be punished by living with her mother. Ex wife lives above her means and can never pay bills. She is now taking me back to court for child support since daughter is living with her full time. I pay half of health Insurance and half of her catholic education (only to get rewarded with D's). Will a judge require me to pay ex child support?
Divorce has been settled for a year now and we have joint custody and split child expenses 50/50.
My ex wife is taking me back to court for an amended motion to file for child support for our daughter (13 years old). Our daughter has been living with ex wife full time for last 6 months. This is due to stricter rules at my house and the responsiblity for good grades in school. Ex wife gets kids to school late regularly (in excess of 15 times) and both children were absent from school over 12 times ( I have all the proper documentation). Daughter has realized she can still hang with friends, go to mall, chat on social networks and continue to get bad grades and not be punished by living with her mother. Ex wife lives above her means and can never pay bills. She is now taking me back to court for child support since daughter is living with her full time. I pay half of health Insurance and half of her catholic education (only to get rewarded with D's). Will a judge require me to pay ex child support?
Divorce has been settled for a year now and we have joint custody and split child expenses 50/50.