What is the name of your state? Florida
I have a question. 1995 I was divorced. The court ordered child support to be payed through the courts. He began by paying through the courts, but then stopped. He then paid me directly, but only when he wanted, and not even close to the correct amount.
He now lives in North Carolina, the State of Florida has found him and the State of North Carolina has issued him notice of child support enforcement (Their intent is to enforce child support) I received a notice today from his lawyer saying they had filed a "motion: Request for hearing to Vacate registration of foreign order"
says the following:
1. Plantiff has claimed to have registered a foriegn decree without due notice to the defendant.
2. Defendant asserts that he has Never been provided adequate service of process and has no knowledge of any Florida order
3. Defendant Demands strict proof of service in above referenced case
4. Defendant is entitled to relief if he has not been adequately served with notice by the plaintiff in the florida proceeding.
I should add he was properly notified by the state of Florida, has had a previous judgement applied by a florida cout regarding child support. (unpaid) and is on record by paying child support through the court 6 payments over 2 years.
My question is... Is he trying to say he didn't know about the child support order? or is he saying that North Carolina shouldn't enforce this.
Will the Child enforcement of NC speak to Child enforcemnt of FL before deciding the case?
Also, By my receiving this notice, does that make me vunerable to any court decision on my child support if I don't show up? They can't change it, can they?What is the name of your state?
I have a question. 1995 I was divorced. The court ordered child support to be payed through the courts. He began by paying through the courts, but then stopped. He then paid me directly, but only when he wanted, and not even close to the correct amount.
He now lives in North Carolina, the State of Florida has found him and the State of North Carolina has issued him notice of child support enforcement (Their intent is to enforce child support) I received a notice today from his lawyer saying they had filed a "motion: Request for hearing to Vacate registration of foreign order"
says the following:
1. Plantiff has claimed to have registered a foriegn decree without due notice to the defendant.
2. Defendant asserts that he has Never been provided adequate service of process and has no knowledge of any Florida order
3. Defendant Demands strict proof of service in above referenced case
4. Defendant is entitled to relief if he has not been adequately served with notice by the plaintiff in the florida proceeding.
I should add he was properly notified by the state of Florida, has had a previous judgement applied by a florida cout regarding child support. (unpaid) and is on record by paying child support through the court 6 payments over 2 years.
My question is... Is he trying to say he didn't know about the child support order? or is he saying that North Carolina shouldn't enforce this.
Will the Child enforcement of NC speak to Child enforcemnt of FL before deciding the case?
Also, By my receiving this notice, does that make me vunerable to any court decision on my child support if I don't show up? They can't change it, can they?What is the name of your state?