Raisingmaddy
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What is the name of your state Washington
Going back to court tomorrow. It is supposed to be the final presentation of the new "adjusted" child support orders.
Last time, ex filed something with the courts called a "Motion/Declaration to provide oral testimony" I had no idea what this was prior to going into court, but I found out in court that he was requesting a significant amount of money deducted from the child support for his transportation costs (he is the one that moved so far away) He even told the judge in court that he sent me a copy of the motion he submitted, which of course he did not. I had to get a copy of it from the court house.
Anyways, he was granted a deduction from the child support. I couldn't believe it, but what the judge actually said was "In Washington we allow custodial parents to move away (which has nothing to do with my case) so we of course do not see it a problem if the non-custodial parent moves away. The courts understand that ncp may have a new relationship, or job position for the reason to move, but it doesn't matter to us what it is" he then said " Even though the ncp moved away for a new relationship, I think he should get a credit on his child support since he has a great distance to drive" I have to say, even though he got a deduction, he did not get the amount he asked for. The amount he asked for was so huge, it was MORE than he even pays for child support, if he would have gotten the full amount I would have to pay him every month after his deduction.
Sorry this is so long, but fast forward to now... after being hit with that surprise in court, and since he was granted part of it the States Attorney had to draw up new orders and they are supposed to be finalized tomorrow. So, I looked on the Court website last night and almost fell out of my chair. He filed ANOTHER motion/declaration to provide oral tesitmony AND a "Letter".
Again, I have NOT received a copy of what he is now asking the judge to change in our order. I know it is going to be something significant, but not sure what. He purposely files things the Friday before court on Monday, but he isn't sending me a copy of it. Due to this I am not able to have the information to be able to properly defend/provide information. Is this supposed to be allowed? If not, can I ask for it to be dismissed or at the least continued?
Thank you!
Going back to court tomorrow. It is supposed to be the final presentation of the new "adjusted" child support orders.
Last time, ex filed something with the courts called a "Motion/Declaration to provide oral testimony" I had no idea what this was prior to going into court, but I found out in court that he was requesting a significant amount of money deducted from the child support for his transportation costs (he is the one that moved so far away) He even told the judge in court that he sent me a copy of the motion he submitted, which of course he did not. I had to get a copy of it from the court house.
Anyways, he was granted a deduction from the child support. I couldn't believe it, but what the judge actually said was "In Washington we allow custodial parents to move away (which has nothing to do with my case) so we of course do not see it a problem if the non-custodial parent moves away. The courts understand that ncp may have a new relationship, or job position for the reason to move, but it doesn't matter to us what it is" he then said " Even though the ncp moved away for a new relationship, I think he should get a credit on his child support since he has a great distance to drive" I have to say, even though he got a deduction, he did not get the amount he asked for. The amount he asked for was so huge, it was MORE than he even pays for child support, if he would have gotten the full amount I would have to pay him every month after his deduction.
Sorry this is so long, but fast forward to now... after being hit with that surprise in court, and since he was granted part of it the States Attorney had to draw up new orders and they are supposed to be finalized tomorrow. So, I looked on the Court website last night and almost fell out of my chair. He filed ANOTHER motion/declaration to provide oral tesitmony AND a "Letter".
Again, I have NOT received a copy of what he is now asking the judge to change in our order. I know it is going to be something significant, but not sure what. He purposely files things the Friday before court on Monday, but he isn't sending me a copy of it. Due to this I am not able to have the information to be able to properly defend/provide information. Is this supposed to be allowed? If not, can I ask for it to be dismissed or at the least continued?
Thank you!