Ex wants to change monthly child support amount starting July 1st. Fine. I prepared the paperwork and he just has to sign the "Consent Motion to Change Child Support" before a witness and have the witness sign.
Will he do that? Nope. He won't sign the "Consent Motion" until I agree to sign another unrelated permanent agreement (i.e. court order) that the lowest earning parent (i.e. me most likely) shall take care of the paperwork every year to change child support (well, that's the gist of it -- it goes on for a couple of pages).
He claims I'm being uncooperative. I told him I won't agree to something until I know what it involves. I won't know what it involves until I've done it. So sign the "Consent Motion to Change Child Support" and if the process isn't too complicated, I'll agree. So now he says he'll take me to court and get expenses from me.
Is it unreasonable to find out what the process is before you agree to something or am I missing something?
I prepared the papers to change child support and now he won't sign them and he's blaming me, even though we are in perfect agreement as to the new amount of child support? Does that warrant taking someone to court? We are supposed to attempt mediation first.
If he takes me to court over this.....
Will he do that? Nope. He won't sign the "Consent Motion" until I agree to sign another unrelated permanent agreement (i.e. court order) that the lowest earning parent (i.e. me most likely) shall take care of the paperwork every year to change child support (well, that's the gist of it -- it goes on for a couple of pages).
He claims I'm being uncooperative. I told him I won't agree to something until I know what it involves. I won't know what it involves until I've done it. So sign the "Consent Motion to Change Child Support" and if the process isn't too complicated, I'll agree. So now he says he'll take me to court and get expenses from me.
Is it unreasonable to find out what the process is before you agree to something or am I missing something?
I prepared the papers to change child support and now he won't sign them and he's blaming me, even though we are in perfect agreement as to the new amount of child support? Does that warrant taking someone to court? We are supposed to attempt mediation first.
If he takes me to court over this.....
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