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What is the name of your state? New York.
My husband was laid off from his job about 5 weeks ago. He has a court appearance soon to modify child support payments. Since the time he was laid off, he has started his own business. He offered to his ex-wife to pay her child support and daycare payments of $150/week which is only $30 less than if he were still employed. We also said she could review his quarterly earnings whenever she chooses. So far, his ex-wife seems to be disagreeable, and she will not make time to meet with him to discuss. In your opinion, what would the courts think of this? If a man looses his job, how would the courts normally determine future child support payments? My husband's profession is very specialized, and no one in our area is hiring. He could get a lower wage job, but then she would get less than what we have offered. Just looking for feedback... Thanks
My husband was laid off from his job about 5 weeks ago. He has a court appearance soon to modify child support payments. Since the time he was laid off, he has started his own business. He offered to his ex-wife to pay her child support and daycare payments of $150/week which is only $30 less than if he were still employed. We also said she could review his quarterly earnings whenever she chooses. So far, his ex-wife seems to be disagreeable, and she will not make time to meet with him to discuss. In your opinion, what would the courts think of this? If a man looses his job, how would the courts normally determine future child support payments? My husband's profession is very specialized, and no one in our area is hiring. He could get a lower wage job, but then she would get less than what we have offered. Just looking for feedback... Thanks