Modify Child Support
No. If she voluntarily becomes under employed, full time wages will still be imputed to her. If she gets fired or laid off, and couldn’t find another full time job, she might be able to modify the child support.
No. If she voluntarily becomes under employed, full time wages will still be imputed to her. If she gets fired or laid off, and couldn’t find another full time job, she might be able to modify the child support.
If you are the only person named on the Deed, the house is yours, not hers.
If the Court Order requires your x-husband to pay 1/2 of various expenses, and he is not doing so, you have two choices: (1.) File a contempt citation against him for failure to pay or (2.) File a motion for entry of judgment and garnish his wages.
If there is no legal obligation to pay child support, the Court will not enter an Order re same.
The statute is vague as to the date the arrearage needs to be paid to qualify for the dependency exemption for a particular year. However, if he catches up prior to the time that you file your taxes, he would most likely still be entitled to the dependency exemption for 2015.