Alright folks, dig in.
1- FRO is overcalculating the arrears by about 100%. the stbx provided them with the amounts (*which are about $500 less than what i actually paid but i don't think i can recover those from her i.e. i paid via joint bank account & some cash)
I have decided to agree with those amounts.
FRO's "Statement of Arrears" Schedule "A" clearly shows that the ex has informed them of the amount i am agreeing to.
However they have doubled that amount on "outstanding arrears" and sent a letter to my employer to start deducting 50% of the arrears.
I spoke with the idiot who calls him self the "enforcement officer" who did see the "schedule A" and did see the amounts but refused to correct it stating "the calculations from finance department are always correct" as you may already be aware there is no way to speak to some one at the finance department.
how do i fix this? do i need to bring a motion against FRO? would it be a separate application or the same application as in the family case?
most importantly; if the motion is successful can costs be ordered against FRO? i.e. they fix the arrears and then pay them because of costs lol (i know i am living in fantasyland, dont beat me)
2- whats the best and fastest way to freeze the arrears? i can not even live with the pay i receive after the deductions and have been borrowing money just to live.
3- I had employment income (~70500) and investment losses last year (22k), when i got thrown out of my place my ex kept my personal computer which had all records of my business transactions, due to which i couldn't file taxes and as a result the court imputed me income of 60k and ordered to pay CS & SS based on that. court also ordered me to provide my T4 to the ex, which i did, it was almost ~$70500.
before i provided the T4 ex asked that the order of CS be final on the imputed income, i agreed, judge endorsed it.
now on an access motion the ex's lawyer raised this issue and wanted another $100 in CS, I immediately objected on following grounds
1- The motion was not about this matter
2- The order on CS was final.
3- The T4 does not take into account the investment losses which would bring down income to about 47K or so.
4- I received a 23% paycut this year which would amount to material change in circumstances (would it? i just threw it out, no one objected)
the judge simply refused to talk about that issue on an access motion, but the real question is
what can she do to screw me now since its a final order.
1- FRO is overcalculating the arrears by about 100%. the stbx provided them with the amounts (*which are about $500 less than what i actually paid but i don't think i can recover those from her i.e. i paid via joint bank account & some cash)
I have decided to agree with those amounts.
FRO's "Statement of Arrears" Schedule "A" clearly shows that the ex has informed them of the amount i am agreeing to.
However they have doubled that amount on "outstanding arrears" and sent a letter to my employer to start deducting 50% of the arrears.
I spoke with the idiot who calls him self the "enforcement officer" who did see the "schedule A" and did see the amounts but refused to correct it stating "the calculations from finance department are always correct" as you may already be aware there is no way to speak to some one at the finance department.
how do i fix this? do i need to bring a motion against FRO? would it be a separate application or the same application as in the family case?
most importantly; if the motion is successful can costs be ordered against FRO? i.e. they fix the arrears and then pay them because of costs lol (i know i am living in fantasyland, dont beat me)
2- whats the best and fastest way to freeze the arrears? i can not even live with the pay i receive after the deductions and have been borrowing money just to live.
3- I had employment income (~70500) and investment losses last year (22k), when i got thrown out of my place my ex kept my personal computer which had all records of my business transactions, due to which i couldn't file taxes and as a result the court imputed me income of 60k and ordered to pay CS & SS based on that. court also ordered me to provide my T4 to the ex, which i did, it was almost ~$70500.
before i provided the T4 ex asked that the order of CS be final on the imputed income, i agreed, judge endorsed it.
now on an access motion the ex's lawyer raised this issue and wanted another $100 in CS, I immediately objected on following grounds
1- The motion was not about this matter
2- The order on CS was final.
3- The T4 does not take into account the investment losses which would bring down income to about 47K or so.
4- I received a 23% paycut this year which would amount to material change in circumstances (would it? i just threw it out, no one objected)
the judge simply refused to talk about that issue on an access motion, but the real question is
what can she do to screw me now since its a final order.
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