Hello,
My ex and I have filed a joint divorce. We included our separation agreement in our affadavit however, we did not ask any part of the agreement to be made into an order. Everything is sorted out and agreed upon, nothing at all in dispute. Table amount of child support is being paid.
I was on a website looking for something unrelated and saw this:
Q & A : I’ve been ordered to pay support. What happens now?
When an Ontario court orders you to pay support, the court also automatically sends a “support deduction order” to the Family Responsibility Office (FRO). This gives us the authority to ask your employer or income sources to deduct support payments from your wages and forward them to FRO.
I was wondering...because support wasn't technically ordered - but the court is obviously aware of the children and support from our documents will they forward to FRO or is that for court orders where parties didn't agree?
My ex and I have filed a joint divorce. We included our separation agreement in our affadavit however, we did not ask any part of the agreement to be made into an order. Everything is sorted out and agreed upon, nothing at all in dispute. Table amount of child support is being paid.
I was on a website looking for something unrelated and saw this:
Q & A : I’ve been ordered to pay support. What happens now?
When an Ontario court orders you to pay support, the court also automatically sends a “support deduction order” to the Family Responsibility Office (FRO). This gives us the authority to ask your employer or income sources to deduct support payments from your wages and forward them to FRO.
I was wondering...because support wasn't technically ordered - but the court is obviously aware of the children and support from our documents will they forward to FRO or is that for court orders where parties didn't agree?
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