Section 28 of the divorce act requires the Minister of Justice to review the child support guidelines every five years and bring her review to the House of Parliament. As the last amendment was December 31, 2011, I'm assuming the next date for the amendment to the child support guidelines will be December 32, 2016.
According to the Ministry of Community and Social services, responsible for the Daily Responsibility Office (FRO), they cannot amend a short order of it is to be based off the clause: "Refer to support being determined or changed annually as "in accordance with the Child Support Guidelines”. We cannot recalculate support in this manner. As a result, we may not be able to collect support."
Drafting a Support Order | Ministry of Community and Social Services
Therefore, my question is, does anybody know how to properly word the order to have it increased (or decreased), depending on amendments to the child support guidelines???
And calm yourself people - between the last two amendments, I looked - my child support only would've increased by $8 a month, theoretically. I just want this settled now, so in the future, my respondent and I can discuss finances at a minimum.
According to the Ministry of Community and Social services, responsible for the Daily Responsibility Office (FRO), they cannot amend a short order of it is to be based off the clause: "Refer to support being determined or changed annually as "in accordance with the Child Support Guidelines”. We cannot recalculate support in this manner. As a result, we may not be able to collect support."
Drafting a Support Order | Ministry of Community and Social Services
Therefore, my question is, does anybody know how to properly word the order to have it increased (or decreased), depending on amendments to the child support guidelines???
And calm yourself people - between the last two amendments, I looked - my child support only would've increased by $8 a month, theoretically. I just want this settled now, so in the future, my respondent and I can discuss finances at a minimum.
Comment