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    I am trying to work out the fine details of a parenting arrangement with my daughters mother.

    Past summery. D12 lived with mom from separation until April 2017. Finally proven drug abuse and significant issues with the law allowed me to change custody of our daughter on an emergency motion. D12 has lived with me since then, she is doing great in school and really well making friends and is currently in counselling to help her adjust. Mom has supervision order with her S6 (not my son), and most of the access with D12 will mirror the access with S6 based on CAS recommendations.

    Mom has refused to provide financial statements, or file taxes. She is currently working full time for a company but is paid in cash. She has mentioned that she works full time many times to us and even in front of my lawyer during an OCL meeting.I believe she is paid in cash. She is doing everything in her power to not pay child support. My suggestion was base income off full time hours at MIN wage until she can provide proper financial disclosure. Her suggestion is to base it off her NOA from last year. Problem for me is that last year she was in and out of jail and on Meth and other drugs with no income. I have not received a dime from her since custody changed.

    There are other details that we are working out but this is just frustrating me. For years I paid CS early and above table amount at times. I had access refused for not giving CS early in the past.

    Thank you

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    I went to court on my own to get child support, ex did not show up in my case, there was no proof of her income. The judge imputed a minimum wage full time against her and made a court order for her to pay the first of the month every month starting 3 months previous to this court visit, (i immediately priority mailed the court order and paper work to family maintenance enforcement) and also to give her financial info.... of course that never happened, cost me more in missed work to go to court again than what I could probably get out of her. One day maybe she will have a bunch of back pay owing to bargain with for divorce who knows. If your ONLY going for child support you do not need your own financial info at that time, pretty simple. Good luck, if your male hopefully you don’t get an old school male judge.

    Oh, I am not sure what would stop the ex from providing financial documents that have been edited very much in their favor....i guess a fraud charge if they care or if you could prove it some way.
    Last edited by undersc0re; 09-20-2018, 06:26 PM.

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