What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? FL
My final judgment doesn't say how child support was calculated. All I do know is that I was unemployed at the time. Since that time (4 years ago), I have worked jobs, on and off (full-time and self-employed). In the last six months I have hot no income from self-employment. Work totally dried up and I have been actively searching for full-time, outside employment.
I was offered a full-time position two months ago but had to decline the offer because my ex (NCP) refused to keep my daughter an extra 30 minutes two times a week. He said it was not his problem and to "knock myself out" going back to court to change it. My ex-attorney sent a letter to his attorney asking that we try to mediate this issue. Two months have gone by and there has been no reply from him.
I have been living off loans and gifts from family and friends.
I have since filed a petition to modify time-share plan Pro Se. Would like court to award this extra time should another offer be made for full-time work conducive to a regular business day (9-530). Will the judge offer this time as a "blanket" time since I already had to turn down a job and could very well be offered another job?
I also filed a motion for temp increase in child support until I secure a position and also a sum for partial lost wages due to NCP's refusal to work with me on those extra few minutes 2 times per week.
Am I asking for the impossible? Will the court see him as being so unreasonable as to refusing not to work on those few minutes so I could take a full-time position and grant me the changed schedule and request for temp support?
Also, What happens if I am offered a small self-employed project during the time waiting for judge to hear case? How would I file a notice to the court to show this change? Financial Affidavit and Child support guidelines have not yet been filed?
My final judgment doesn't say how child support was calculated. All I do know is that I was unemployed at the time. Since that time (4 years ago), I have worked jobs, on and off (full-time and self-employed). In the last six months I have hot no income from self-employment. Work totally dried up and I have been actively searching for full-time, outside employment.
I was offered a full-time position two months ago but had to decline the offer because my ex (NCP) refused to keep my daughter an extra 30 minutes two times a week. He said it was not his problem and to "knock myself out" going back to court to change it. My ex-attorney sent a letter to his attorney asking that we try to mediate this issue. Two months have gone by and there has been no reply from him.
I have been living off loans and gifts from family and friends.
I have since filed a petition to modify time-share plan Pro Se. Would like court to award this extra time should another offer be made for full-time work conducive to a regular business day (9-530). Will the judge offer this time as a "blanket" time since I already had to turn down a job and could very well be offered another job?
I also filed a motion for temp increase in child support until I secure a position and also a sum for partial lost wages due to NCP's refusal to work with me on those extra few minutes 2 times per week.
Am I asking for the impossible? Will the court see him as being so unreasonable as to refusing not to work on those few minutes so I could take a full-time position and grant me the changed schedule and request for temp support?
Also, What happens if I am offered a small self-employed project during the time waiting for judge to hear case? How would I file a notice to the court to show this change? Financial Affidavit and Child support guidelines have not yet been filed?
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