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Divorce filing question

Mr. Lame — Wed, 21 Jan 2015 05:55:33 +0000

So I’ve filed for divorce already, with it my notarized parenting plan. The soon to be ex just got a raise which would equal me paying 100 dollars less per month based on the website I used to file with. Does anyone know if i can just swap out the parenting plan portion of the papers and keep my case number and not have to re pay the filing fee?

Also, she is about to put my little girl in daycare and expects me to pay half that plus child support. There is a section in the parenting plan formula to apply child care costs but the way I see it, she is 4 and will be in kindergarten soon. So in my mind if we put those costs in the formula I would have to pay more and then have to take it back to court in less than a year to get it re adjusted right?

If i sound like i don’t want to support my little girl that’s not the case..i have her half the time and the ex is riding some boys dick..disclaimer

comments/ advice please

Reply To: Divorce filing question

Tue, 05 May 2015 18:04:40 +0000

You may be able to make these adjustments, but, the courts purposely make it very difficult to do, delay, red tape, needing expensive attorney time to do. So, I’d talk to an attorney, and have them put a plan in writing before retaining them to make the changes. Good luck because it’s my experience they talk a great deal, then delay and milk the father for all they can until he goes broke. Been there, done that.

Reply To: Divorce filing question

Lazarus Long — Tue, 05 May 2015 19:20:23 +0000

Well I first will say that I am not an attorney and even if I was I may not be in your state. I can say that if your state is like mine they normally have 2 hearings about the divorce. I know that between my first hearing and the second hearing my paperwork did change but I believe there was an additional filing fee (Hard to tell for sure as I had to hire an attorney). Once the divorce is finalized it will be more expensive since it will be considered a new case, if it is between the first and second hearing then it is just a modification of the paperwork.

If you have any way to wait until she gets into kindergarten I would wait to finalize until then so the numbers are a little better.

I also agree that you should consult an attorney, even if you do not retain them the hour or so of questions you can have answered may allow you to get this finished without needing their services further.

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