Looking for advice on how best to proceed:
I have court ordered payments going through FRO that I'm looking to end very soon. Last child won't be 18 (& doesn't appear to have interest in post-secondary) until end of 2023. HOWEVER, due to the amount I'd been ordered to pay originally, and the fact that 3 of the 4 kids on the court order have previously turned 18 and the CS order amount never changed (as I was getting pay raises - so just left as-is to compensate), I'm coming up to an over payment situation soon and want to get things rolling now to end things.
I'm wanting to propose an end and final payout amount to the support recipient - however, she has gone MIA. I have no idea where she is or how to contact her. She was involved in insurance company fraud a few years back, so I suspect she's changed her name or using a married name now to hide her past. (court order was to keep each other updated with changes, so she's in violation here).
Anyway - am I financially responsible to try and track her down to issue a motion to change? Or financially responsible to hire a lawyer to draft the motion to change and do their thing for this? Or can I just send a motion to change to the court explaining she's MIA?
FYI, kids and family won't tell me where she is or how to contact her. Facebook is MIA of her name now and past employment/business all gone too.
Suggestions appreciated!
I have court ordered payments going through FRO that I'm looking to end very soon. Last child won't be 18 (& doesn't appear to have interest in post-secondary) until end of 2023. HOWEVER, due to the amount I'd been ordered to pay originally, and the fact that 3 of the 4 kids on the court order have previously turned 18 and the CS order amount never changed (as I was getting pay raises - so just left as-is to compensate), I'm coming up to an over payment situation soon and want to get things rolling now to end things.
I'm wanting to propose an end and final payout amount to the support recipient - however, she has gone MIA. I have no idea where she is or how to contact her. She was involved in insurance company fraud a few years back, so I suspect she's changed her name or using a married name now to hide her past. (court order was to keep each other updated with changes, so she's in violation here).
Anyway - am I financially responsible to try and track her down to issue a motion to change? Or financially responsible to hire a lawyer to draft the motion to change and do their thing for this? Or can I just send a motion to change to the court explaining she's MIA?
FYI, kids and family won't tell me where she is or how to contact her. Facebook is MIA of her name now and past employment/business all gone too.
Suggestions appreciated!
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