I have searched for over an hour on this site for an answer and have come up blank. Here is the situation.
Each parent has custody of one child and live in different states. Father pays child support for child that lives with the Mother. This was an agreement they came up with and it was signed by a judge. He is wondering if he can open a child support case in the new state. The Mother has income from rental properties etc. At the time of the agreement the Father was making more, but his situation has changed and his income is less.
I did not want to advise him with wrong information. My first inclination was to tell him that it was OK and that she should be paying.
Thanks
Each parent has custody of one child and live in different states. Father pays child support for child that lives with the Mother. This was an agreement they came up with and it was signed by a judge. He is wondering if he can open a child support case in the new state. The Mother has income from rental properties etc. At the time of the agreement the Father was making more, but his situation has changed and his income is less.
I did not want to advise him with wrong information. My first inclination was to tell him that it was OK and that she should be paying.
Thanks