Is there Statutes or P.A. that refer to overpayments in child support obligations?
There is no statute that governs this.
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There is no statute that governs this.
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I'm not sure what you're not being paid. Is it $12,000 + $8,500 + 50% of school and extra-curricular expenses? Or is he paying the $12,000 s part...
There's no rule on this. If you can come to an agreement . . . great; if not, you'll have to go see a judge. You need a lawyer.
Yes, you should hire an attorney. You say your agreement is ambiguous, but I don't see how. It says he must pay half of college until the child...
Without more information the answer must be "it depends." You need to TALK with an attorney.
Of course she can apply. Why not follow the better path, however, and have either her seek financial support from her husband or have the...
What's the big deal? Illinois won't deal with you until after you've cleaned up the mess in FL. But, again, what's so hard about doing that?
First, congratulations on your impending birth. Second, e.e. cummings would be proud of your typographical exuberance. Third, what you should...