summerdawn
Senior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
Father went to court very recently to get his child support reduced. It was reduced drastically-it went down to 299 per month for 3 children. The judgement on this was just barely filed on December 4th 2009, and now I just got served by mail with new papers-apparently on January 13th, not even a month after the last judgement was filed, he filed to reduce it again. Isn't there some sort of time limit he has to wait before filing again? He also used innacurate information on the filing papers, including drastically inflating his visitation time with the children. He is trying to say he spends 25 percent of his time with them when in reality it is around (less than) 10 percent.
One thing I don't understand, it has his income listed as 758 per month, his wife listed with no income, and expenses at $1,656.00 per month? It says his rent alone is 925 dollars. How can that be possible?
I don't want to start being dragged into court constantly again. It gets a little frustrating. It didn't look like his handwriting on the forms, either (as usual). Stepmom is running her mom's paralegal office while her mom teaches school, so I imagine it must be very for her easy to file motions while she is working. (Don't you have to have a license to be a paralegal??) Stepmom has stated (to me) that she doesn't think he should have to pay support at all, so I think the motions will keep on coming until the child support is lowered to practically nothing. All of my information is exactly the same as it was when I spoke with them for the last hearing, do you think I should even bother filling out the income and expense forms when the info is the same? Can they use the information they just got from me a couple of months ago?
Father went to court very recently to get his child support reduced. It was reduced drastically-it went down to 299 per month for 3 children. The judgement on this was just barely filed on December 4th 2009, and now I just got served by mail with new papers-apparently on January 13th, not even a month after the last judgement was filed, he filed to reduce it again. Isn't there some sort of time limit he has to wait before filing again? He also used innacurate information on the filing papers, including drastically inflating his visitation time with the children. He is trying to say he spends 25 percent of his time with them when in reality it is around (less than) 10 percent.
One thing I don't understand, it has his income listed as 758 per month, his wife listed with no income, and expenses at $1,656.00 per month? It says his rent alone is 925 dollars. How can that be possible?
I don't want to start being dragged into court constantly again.
It gets a little frustrating. It didn't look like his handwriting on the forms, either (as usual). Stepmom is running her mom's paralegal office while her mom teaches school, so I imagine it must be very for her easy to file motions while she is working. (Don't you have to have a license to be a paralegal??) Stepmom has stated (to me) that she doesn't think he should have to pay support at all, so I think the motions will keep on coming until the child support is lowered to practically nothing. All of my information is exactly the same as it was when I spoke with them for the last hearing, do you think I should even bother filling out the income and expense forms when the info is the same? Can they use the information they just got from me a couple of months ago?