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Re: Child support or not?
Posted by sharwinston on 9/07/08

    I suggest your husband get an attorney becaue YOU have no
    standing and, thereofre, no say so in this matter. Nothing
    you say or do means anything.

    He can write 1 million letters -- they mean nothing. The
    parent or parents must get the court order modified. Until
    then, the court's order remaissn in full force and effect --
    no matter where the child lives.

    So, he can write all the letters he wants -- but it does
    nothing to change the court order. Only a court order can
    change a previous court order.

    On 9/02/08, Wendy wrote:
    > Short version: Husband has custody of son (15). Son wants
    > to live with bio mom. Creates a tornado by stating to
    > commit suicide if he doesn't live with mom. Turned over to
    > hospital. Hospital states for liabilty reasons to have son
    > live with a third party while taking med. and counseling
    > to try to solve problem. Son stays with grandmother for 2
    > days and moves in with bio mom against custodial fathers
    > wishes/knowledge and court order. Law enforcement refuses
    > to get involved to get son so now after 6 months of going
    > through the court system and son staying at bio moms house
    > she wants exhusband to write a letter to child support
    > explaining the son lives with her so she doesnt have to
    > pay support. Her attorney dropped her our attorney has not
    > called us back yet. It is court ordered for her to pay
    > support. She is in arrears of course over 10 grand. She
    > currently is ordered to pay on both children. The child
    > was never to go to her home it was not ordered or agreed
    > upon. He was to stay at grandmothers home. Where does he
    > stand legally. If he writes the letter she will inturn
    > take it to the school and alienate bio dad of information.
    > Oh yes, she also has a child support warrant on her. What
    > would you suggest we do?

     
     

 
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