I get it.. however, you cant change FRO only a court order can. So there either is something in your husbands final minutes or agreement that has a pretty "open" shared expense clause. It sucks, but this is where people need to be specific as to what is agreed upon, a lawyer who is on top of things or have a judge decide what will ride. No one can change what FRO takes or doesn't take. The problem I had with my ex was that our final minutes stated that we would share costs -However, I was not specfic in what costs and ended up having to consume pretty much all the costs of everything by myself.. I called FRO and they said that they did not have an order to garnish or change any amounts and that I would have to revisit court to have a new order made that was specific. Each case is so individual - and paper, high lighters etc does seem crazy, however FRO can only enforce this through an order - so something isnt right or clear here. also if the trial judge says that some of the expenses were not legit did he or she tell you what you needed to do about it? Or if you have a lawyer did your lawyer suggest the next step would be?
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I have a court order for my ex to pay support and it is in the process of going through fro because he refuses to pay. I assume that fro will also get the arrears owed as well. I thought fro was there to make sure the support was paid. I can't comment on how they are with the payor of support I just hope that they can get support to me soon. Making ends meet isn't working so well right now.
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Originally posted by runaway View PostI have a court order for my ex to pay support and it is in the process of going through fro because he refuses to pay. I assume that fro will also get the arrears owed as well. I thought fro was there to make sure the support was paid. I can't comment on how they are with the payor of support I just hope that they can get support to me soon. Making ends meet isn't working so well right now.
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Originally posted by neverending View PostI get it.. however, you cant change FRO only a court order can.
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I have not heard of just submitting receipts to FRO... I was informed not only by FRO, but my lawyer and the judge who last dealt with my case that in order for funds to be garnished above what was already court ordered, that I would need to go back to court and have the courts notify FRO through court order that receipts can be submitted (notorized). Infact that is what I am in the process of doing right now. My ex changes employment regularly and each time he does it takes about 8 weeks to receive support. This is because the employeer has 30 days to submit to FRO. So they could wait till the 30th day and then mail it all in... it may take some time to get the ball rolling, but in my case once that happened support became regular (at least for as long as my ex was employed).
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