My ex wife as sent me a Motion to deny decrease in Child Support.
Are you referring to a motion or a petition? You should respond if it is a motion.
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Are you referring to a motion or a petition? You should respond if it is a motion.
You have to go to court with this. If you do not you can find yourself on the wrong end of a neglect petition is CPS suspects that you knew about...
Yes you need to go to court in order for this to be put into effect. You can go either to Supreme of Family Court.
As my colleagues have stated, you should consult with an attorney. There is no other way to advise you on this matter.
You need an attorney in the state where the case is pending.
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Without a court order your arrangements are unenforceable. If the two of you agree then have your agreement reduced to an order.
It might help but there is no way to answer the question definitely.
Get an income deduction order. You can go through SCU.
Your attorney can answer that question better than any of us can.
The chances of winning are very low and the chance of collection is even lower.