My ex and I reevaluate child support every June based on the previous years income. Since he moved up in his career and started making more money every year he tries to get out of following the tables for one reason or another. 1 year 10k was extra because his company gave him that to buy a car since they were taking back the company vehicle when he moved up to management. So I couldn’t count that even though it was part of line 150. I agreed that year. But each year he tries something else. This year it’s covid. He says his work week is reduced so he will be making less than last year. He is married in a dual
Income home no other children. Both kids live with me. Our eldest is 20 and dropped out of her post secondary program late 2019 so he stopped paying for her. That’s fine though she is planning to return to school in the fall.
My response was to follow the tables and then next year he will continue to follow the tables. He’s responded basically saying he cannot pay the increase. I’m just frustrated because we go through this every year.
Am I wrong for telling him to simply follow the tables?
Income home no other children. Both kids live with me. Our eldest is 20 and dropped out of her post secondary program late 2019 so he stopped paying for her. That’s fine though she is planning to return to school in the fall.
My response was to follow the tables and then next year he will continue to follow the tables. He’s responded basically saying he cannot pay the increase. I’m just frustrated because we go through this every year.
Am I wrong for telling him to simply follow the tables?
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