If an order has been made for child support to be paid, but does not mention special and extraordinary expenses, what does it mean?
Does it mean that unless a new motion is brought(and won) by the child support recipient, special and extraordinary expenses are to come out of the child support she receives?
If a motion is brought by the recipient for the payor to pay a portion of special and extraordinary expenses based on his income, can the order be made retroactive so that the payor would be responsible for "reasonable" expenses already incurred by the recipient but not authorized by the payor in advance?
Also, I thought that if a CS recipient wanted to make a claim for special and extraordinary expenses, they had to disclose their income tax returns, and file a financial statement?
What if the payor is refusing to provide financial disclosure, he has not even provided his 2007 Income Tax return, yet has brought motions against me without an updated financial statement since October 2007(with 2006 Income Tax return)
I have an interim order for child support based on his 2006 Income as declared on his Income Tax(still refuses to declare about 50K of other income earned in this period). His 2007 financial statement has an income of 5X the income he declared on his 2006 INcome Tax.
All interim child support payments(to date) came out of our mat. home trust fund in a lump sum interim payment without prejudice to further disclosure by ex in December based on an Order made after my motion.
Now an order has been made to cease having the interim amount come from the trust and come through FRO. I just got the order. Do I send that to FRO or does the Courthouse? How long before I can find out if he has filled out the forms and registered?
Anyone have any answers for me?
Does it mean that unless a new motion is brought(and won) by the child support recipient, special and extraordinary expenses are to come out of the child support she receives?
If a motion is brought by the recipient for the payor to pay a portion of special and extraordinary expenses based on his income, can the order be made retroactive so that the payor would be responsible for "reasonable" expenses already incurred by the recipient but not authorized by the payor in advance?
Also, I thought that if a CS recipient wanted to make a claim for special and extraordinary expenses, they had to disclose their income tax returns, and file a financial statement?
What if the payor is refusing to provide financial disclosure, he has not even provided his 2007 Income Tax return, yet has brought motions against me without an updated financial statement since October 2007(with 2006 Income Tax return)
I have an interim order for child support based on his 2006 Income as declared on his Income Tax(still refuses to declare about 50K of other income earned in this period). His 2007 financial statement has an income of 5X the income he declared on his 2006 INcome Tax.
All interim child support payments(to date) came out of our mat. home trust fund in a lump sum interim payment without prejudice to further disclosure by ex in December based on an Order made after my motion.
Now an order has been made to cease having the interim amount come from the trust and come through FRO. I just got the order. Do I send that to FRO or does the Courthouse? How long before I can find out if he has filled out the forms and registered?
Anyone have any answers for me?
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