I am considering filing a Motion to Change, but am confused whether it is the right vehicle. Our agreement dictates certain recalculation upon triggering events. Some triggering events have occurred, but my ex will not abide by the recalculation stipulated in the agreement.
For example, as each child finishes post secondary, spousal gets recalculated, and, he is unilaterally changing both child and spousal downwards using only one of his t4 sources of income (which is about half of his line 150) and therefore less than the minimum income stipulated in the agreement. There is also a minimum income stipulated for me.
So, my question is, I do not want to "change" the agreement (it is only 18 months old) so how do I enforce the recalculations that are specified in the existing agreement?
Would a motion to change not allow for revisiting all terms of the agreement regarding support?
For example, as each child finishes post secondary, spousal gets recalculated, and, he is unilaterally changing both child and spousal downwards using only one of his t4 sources of income (which is about half of his line 150) and therefore less than the minimum income stipulated in the agreement. There is also a minimum income stipulated for me.
So, my question is, I do not want to "change" the agreement (it is only 18 months old) so how do I enforce the recalculations that are specified in the existing agreement?
Would a motion to change not allow for revisiting all terms of the agreement regarding support?
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