New member here.
My ex lives in the US. I'm in Ontario. Divorced in Ontario.
We have been separated five years and have spent four years in acrimonious litigation. All my offers to settle were rebuffed. I offered more family assets than necessary, and no SS, past or future, even though I had a good case for receiving it.
During the five years I received no SS or CS.
Finally, the trial is over. I have been awarded back SS for five years and CS while our son needed it and, of course, huge court costs. Just the interest on the arrears will be over $600/mo. The SS going forward indefinitely is substantial.
The FRO has been assigned to manage this. As my ex is in the US I expect it to take quite a while. Meanwhile the arrears and interest is growing quickly.
How does the FRO deal with arrears and interest? We are talking very substantial arrears after all this time. My ex is unlikely to be able to pay all the arrears in a lump sum, especially with 40% NDI SS going forward.
My ex could have gotten off scott free, but demanded a trial. Not too smart.
My ex lives in the US. I'm in Ontario. Divorced in Ontario.
We have been separated five years and have spent four years in acrimonious litigation. All my offers to settle were rebuffed. I offered more family assets than necessary, and no SS, past or future, even though I had a good case for receiving it.
During the five years I received no SS or CS.
Finally, the trial is over. I have been awarded back SS for five years and CS while our son needed it and, of course, huge court costs. Just the interest on the arrears will be over $600/mo. The SS going forward indefinitely is substantial.
The FRO has been assigned to manage this. As my ex is in the US I expect it to take quite a while. Meanwhile the arrears and interest is growing quickly.
How does the FRO deal with arrears and interest? We are talking very substantial arrears after all this time. My ex is unlikely to be able to pay all the arrears in a lump sum, especially with 40% NDI SS going forward.
My ex could have gotten off scott free, but demanded a trial. Not too smart.
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