of the CP having to pay the NCP CS? Here is our situation and let me know if any of you have ever heard of such. We are in GA with a specific CS calculator. Here are our the details:
BM lived 3 1/2 hrs away w/ her husband for 5 years. DH paid his full CS and would meet her 1/2 way for EOW visitation. BM husband became unemployed and eventually took a job 6 hrs. from us and BM didn't want to move there. Her family is in our state and her sister was pregnant with her first baby. She chose to move near us and not with her husband. They are hoping he eventually gets a job back here. His field of expertise is very specialized and limited. She bought a house here and her husband rents an apt where he works, up north. BM signed primary custody over to DH because we are in a top school zone and she bought a house nearby but not in the same school district. So now she is the NCP and DH is the CP. She wants DH to continue to pay her full CS because of the added expenses she has with 2 households. She says she moved here just so SS could be with DH. I call BS on that. She chooses to work 1 day per week because she wants to be able to go visit her husband at her leisure. Also, in her field, the hours start early so she doesn't want to send SS to us to stay the night when she works. Well, he stays with us 80% of the time anyway, because he has made friends in our neighborhood. Anyway, with all this info. have you ever heard of a judge awarding CS because the NCP has extraordinary living expenses but also chooses not to work?
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So she wants your H to pay child support based on the older terms of your SS spending EOW with you, but now he is with your 80% of the time?
I also live in California and here, you would need to get the child custody modified showing how much time the child is with each parent, then you could request a child support modification. I wouldn't just pay the ex-wife, because she thinks she is entitled to it.
But to answer your last sentence, NO I have never heard of such a thing. Unless your husband is wealthy, then he would more than likely have to still pay her a decent amount of CS.
In my state they factor in both incomes. So I assume if I made like triple what my ex (NCP) does I would probably owe him some CS. You need to talk to a lawyer. Or you should actually be able to find the child support worksheet for your state. In my state they have the form online and all you do is fill in the incomes of both parents and days per year with each parent and it tells you what the child support will be.
If she has LEGALLY signed over custody, then just go ahead and file already.
There are what, two end results?
1) Your CS payments are lowered (as it should if you have SS living with you) or
2) She tries to take SS back.
If its #2, you have your lawyer ready for a small court fight. Because the reality is, SHE gave up custody to YOU and then redacted that for the money. There are enough judges out there, who will see it for what it is.