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Old 11-17-2000, 04:53 PM
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We moved to Tx from Ne after 10 years of post-divorce harrassment from my husband's ex (also the custodial parent) I want to stress that he has never been behind in his CS and has faithfully carried health insurance-which she has refused to use -and all of his other obligations in the court order have always been met. This has not deterred her from continually trying to take him to court to date about 25 times. It gets expensive and tiring- How difficult will it be for her to start legal action against us down here?
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Old 11-18-2000, 12:24 PM
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Thanks T!I'm afraid the question is not whether we have enough money-is there ever enough? It's the ridiculousness of the suits she tries to bring-example - 8 times she has gone down and filed contempt charges against my husband for not having health insurance on the kids-Each time he had to to call the lawyer for advice, show up in court- taking time off work and prove that he had insurance(and had had it)we tried everything to circumvent this such as trying to get child support enforcement to put copies of the cards in their files, ect- they wouldn't do it -so we send them to our lawyer who sends them to her lawyer who sends them to her-and even that has not stopped her- and the judge keeps hearing these motions-even tho we have always been proven in the right
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Old 11-18-2000, 01:15 PM
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The only problem you will have now is that in order to defend yourselves in court you will be required to go back to NE each time she files a petition with the court.
If she is able to get a modification of any type then TX will pursue the financial part of it for the state of NE.
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Old 11-18-2000, 02:23 PM
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Thanks-M'lady-you mean Texas will only pursue the CS monetary support- no problem there as the amount we agreed to in the last modification was actually quite a bit highter than the guidelines stipulated- we found out she'd falsified her figures quite a bit (shocker) so she won't be able to get a raise for quite a while, and the oldest has already turned 19 with other child being 16-age is 19, not 18in NE but she can still try the goofy stuff like in my last post and haul us up there for that? When we prove it unfounded, would the judge be harsh on her or would we have to counterfile something in NE on her? Like a motion to strike or dismiss a frivoulous suit?
 



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