Dad is expressing concern over the amount of money being taken from their paycheck for child support, despite feeling like they have already provided financially for their children and feeling like they are being unfairly treated and are frustrated with the situation. They mention working overtime to make ends meet and question how much the other parent is spending on their kids. Dad also mentions that the other parent has a living partner and lives in a mansion, while they do not have any additional support.
This is the first amended original petition in a suit that involves the parent-child relationship, seeking modification and motion to confirm support arrears. The petition includes travel provisions, passport provisions, out-of-state travel provisions, and a modified standard possession order. Child support was set at $700 a month starting from February 1, 2018, which Mr. Sims paid to Miss Duvall. Health insurance was provided by Miss Dubell through her job for $120 per month.
Dad is questioned about his pay stub showing a total income of $165,607.48 for the year. He clarifies that this amount includes reimbursable expenses like per diem, bonuses, and other expenses that were returned to him. He mentions that his net income was actually $66,000 and expresses concerns that these reimbursable expenses should not be considered as part of his income for child support calculations. The witness also discusses his financial struggles paying for lodging while working on the road and argues that the total amount on his pay stub does not accurately reflect his actual income. The state proposes joint managing conservatorship with standard visitation, setting a medical support amount of $223, and determining whether bonuses and per diem should be included in child support calculations. The witness, Dad expresses his concerns about how his total income is calculated and emphasizes the significant impact it has on his financial situation.
In summary, the court proceedings involved determining child support payments for two children, ordering back payments for child support and medical support, and setting an entry date for finalizing the orders. The judge explained the process of child support adjustments when one child reaches adulthood and allowed for the dispute in the draft of orders if needed.
Child support is money paid by one parent to the other parent for the purpose of providing financial support to a child or children. Most frequently, child support is paid by the non-custodial parent to the custodial parent, but this is not always the case. Depending on where you live and the agreement you reach, the child support you pay or receive and what expenses it should cover will vary.
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4 окт 2024
