Can You Enforce a Handwritten Change on a Court Order
My question involves child support in the State of: FL
If the court order to pay support originally had the age of 18 typed in on it, but at some point was scratched out and changed to 21, with no initials or reference to who changed it, is it still valid? Someone blotted out the 8 in 18 and put a 2 in front of the 1. Can this be contested in court?
Re: Handwritten Change on Court Order
If the change is in the original order as entered by the court, with nobody objecting at the time or during subsequent years despite having been issued copies of the order, what would be the present basis for challenging the change? If that's not what happened, tell us what happened.