Back in March 2010 the ex and I agreed on a few things with respect to access and custody.
My income was agreed to for this year and what I believe to be the standard clause about reviewing Income Tax statements before June 1st and adjusting support payments based on the line 150 etc etc etc.
So we are going to Trial next week to sort out the balance of the issues.
One of her main issues is imputing income to me based on 3 different reasons.
What are the chances of that agreement or section of that agreement being changed.
We are fighting about the correct amount of Spousal Support that should be paid and if she can get my income imputed higher, not only would it effect Child Support it could effect Spousal Support too.
My circumstances financially have not changed since the signing of this document. She is now employed full time.
Does "final agreement" actually mean "final"?
My income was agreed to for this year and what I believe to be the standard clause about reviewing Income Tax statements before June 1st and adjusting support payments based on the line 150 etc etc etc.
So we are going to Trial next week to sort out the balance of the issues.
One of her main issues is imputing income to me based on 3 different reasons.
- I don't claim enough Taxable Auto Benefit for a company vehicle
- My company made a decision to roll back employee salarys due to the economic climate
- Previous income from my ex's business that I helped with and after separation did not want to help with anymore.
What are the chances of that agreement or section of that agreement being changed.
We are fighting about the correct amount of Spousal Support that should be paid and if she can get my income imputed higher, not only would it effect Child Support it could effect Spousal Support too.
My circumstances financially have not changed since the signing of this document. She is now employed full time.
Does "final agreement" actually mean "final"?
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