الجمعة، 16 يونيو 2017

Collection and Enforcement: Can a Judge Decide That Arrears Do Not Need to Be Paid

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: VA

Child support Center calculated that my ex has to pay me a little over $1300 a month and 60% of medical bills. After him talking to me and me listening to his sad story how he can't actually afford this I agreed to get out of the Child Support Center and he would pay me only $1k a month. A lot happened and I decided to go back to child support services. Mostly because he is not willing to help me when our daughter was sick and not allowed to go to school, school was closed or medical bills. In Addition he only saw his daughter on Saturdays. That has changed since the beginning of May where he will get her Saturdays between 12-1pm until Sunday afternoon. I asked him about helping me more with financial need for the child but he did not want to change anything. When I found out he made about $50k more a year then since the child support order was calculated I went back to child support services. I informed child support services that he paid me 1k every months (besides June). They are messing up big time. Online it shows that he owes me close to 9k in child support. Over 7k in arrears. Which is not true. But we are taking care of that. However, my actual question is if he has to pay the difference from the past? Like I agreed to accept just $1k but child support was $1.3. Child support services told me it didn’t matter. A Judge might say something else, correct?

thank you for any help in advance.


Collection and Enforcement: Can a Judge Decide That Arrears Do Not Need to Be Paid

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