FrustratedMom72
Junior Member
Ok, just looked at the site, it only provides the last 13 months of payment history and balance. He needs the last 20 years!!!!
Then hire an attorney. That's got to be far cheaper than paying the next $129 K in support.Torimac
That's the issue. We believe he is still paying active support. He filed the papers to show that support should have been terminated, these papers were filed over a year ago. He was told that he would receive a court date, which never happened. He wasn't aware that he had to file papers, as he (stupidly) assumed my mother would be honest enough to report in the paperwork that CSE sends out twice a year (which she never even returned, she just threw em' out) to report changes, that we were not in college/had moved out/were over 19. Obviously he ass-umed wrong and is paying for it.
As I said, he's been waiting a year for a response. He calls at a minimum, 3 times a week and is pacified with some ridiculous response about them being backed up, blah blah blah. And that's when he actually gets to talk to someone. Usually, you get a voicemail message, leave a message and no one calls you back or it just rings and rings and rings.
I believe it's doable. Also, if the distance is far, the judge may allow him to attend the court hearing telephonically.Now my new question .....
He lives in Ohio, but the CS order is in NJ, where Mom still lives. I assume he needs a lawyer in NJ, correct? Will he be able to handle this through the mail/phone/internet/fax? One trip to NJ is doable, but numerous trips are not.
I can help him a little bit, but to travel to NJ means fuel, hotel, food, as he has no relatives or friends in NJ. To pay for that plus the lawyer fees is just not doable.
Will he be able to at least initiate this with an attorney and then just go to NJ for court date(s)?
Which means that he may not be paying only arrears. He may still be paying the original order and then arrears. He needs to stop waiting, stop calling. It may be time for a road trip or, if that's not possible, time to hire an attorney.Torimac
That's the issue. We believe he is still paying active support. He filed the papers to show that support should have been terminated, these papers were filed over a year ago. He was told that he would receive a court date, which never happened. He wasn't aware that he had to file papers, as he (stupidly) assumed my mother would be honest enough to report in the paperwork that CSE sends out twice a year (which she never even returned, she just threw em' out) to report changes, that we were not in college/had moved out/were over 19. Obviously he ass-umed wrong and is paying for it.
As I said, he's been waiting a year for a response. He calls at a minimum, 3 times a week and is pacified with some ridiculous response about them being backed up, blah blah blah. And that's when he actually gets to talk to someone. Usually, you get a voicemail message, leave a message and no one calls you back or it just rings and rings and rings.