I would hold off then and track all your payments and all your costs for school. Take the cs overpayment off the living expenses you owe or ask the court to reduce that. Shes double dipping.
This is the bigger problem with family law---the failure to think ahead in money issues and the delays in the court. Thats where the real reform should happen. There should be a clause in agreements that show specific termination factors that maintenance agencies have to adhere to and court dates for cs issues shouldnt be a myriad of conferences, months of delays etc. there almost needs to be a separate judiciary group that reviews cs cases to get updates done immediately so things like this dont happen. (My partner is in a similar boat with cs overpayment while kid is at school and his ex has no intention of moving on fixing it, for him though his cs has increased with employment so if she wants the extra she will have to get moving).
This is the bigger problem with family law---the failure to think ahead in money issues and the delays in the court. Thats where the real reform should happen. There should be a clause in agreements that show specific termination factors that maintenance agencies have to adhere to and court dates for cs issues shouldnt be a myriad of conferences, months of delays etc. there almost needs to be a separate judiciary group that reviews cs cases to get updates done immediately so things like this dont happen. (My partner is in a similar boat with cs overpayment while kid is at school and his ex has no intention of moving on fixing it, for him though his cs has increased with employment so if she wants the extra she will have to get moving).
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