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    Re: paying childsupport directly instead of through the cour

    Posted by carolyn, CJ75602, on 7/24/02

    On 1/06/01, Melissa wrote:
    > A friend of my is being sued by his ex-wife for back child
    > support which he has paid the past 10 years by check which
    > said in the memo Child Support and the pay period. THe
    > divorce decree, issue in Texas, order that child support be
    > paid thru the courts and that any checks made out to his ex-
    > wife are considered extra.
    >
    > After my friend lost his job one one year after the
    > divorse, he tried communicating with the courts and sending
    > them checks instead of having his wages garnished as he was
    > not working. His ex-wife was impatient because the courts
    > were slow and misplacing the checks. She asked him if he
    > would pay directly from then on so that she would get the
    > checks on time every two weeks. My friend agreed to that.
    > This agreement was just verbal, not formally drawn up by
    > lawyers.
    >
    > His ex-wife is in need of money, like she always has been,
    > because she is in huge debt and is re-married to a
    > uhskilled, un-educated man with two daughters. This man
    > mades only 12.00 per hour from what my friend last heard.
    >
    > Does my friend have any recourse? He has saved all 10 years
    > worth of checks to prove that he did pay child support as
    > his ex-wife requested.
    >
    > Can my friend sue her for excepting money on false
    > pretenses? Please help as this involves a lot of money.

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • paying childsupport directly instead of through the courts , 1/06/01, by Melissa.
  • Re: paying childsupport directly instead of through the cour, 3/07/01, by Elizabeth Ann Reaves.
  • Re: paying childsupport directly instead of through the cour, 7/24/02, by carolyn.
  • Re: paying childsupport directly instead of through the cour, 10/16/02, by Cheryle.


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